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   AMBASSADOR'S WELCOME

Welcome to the Internet website of the Australian Embassy in Tel Aviv. This site contains a broad range of information on the Embassy's services.

The information and links contained on this site are aimed at answering most of the commonly asked questions about Australia. Access to services for Australian Citizens is covered together with information on Immigration and Visas.

The site also contains links to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australian Embassies and Australian Government websites. These links are designed to assist those looking for information on Trade, Cultural, Aid or other Government services.

We regularly review and update our website, to ensure its currency and usefulness, We would, of course, welcome feedback from visitors on how it can be improved.


Ambassador

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Announcements

Eliminating Nuclear Threats

The Report of the International Commission on Nuclear Non-proliferation and Disarmament (ICNND), “Eliminating Nuclear Threats: A Practical Agenda for Global Policymakers”, was presented on 15 December in Tokyo to the Prime Ministers of Australia and Japan, their excellencies Kevin Rudd and Yukio Hatoyama, by the Commission Co-Chairs, former foreign ministers Gareth Evans and Yoriko Kawaguchi.

The full text of the report can be read on the International Commission on Nuclear Non-proliferation and Disarmament Website 

 Oxfam International Youth Partnerships Program

Oxfam Australia is inviting applications from Israelis aged 18-25 for the Oxfam International Youth Partnerships Program (OIYP). The OIYP Program aims to strengthen young people’s ability to effect change in their community, and provides a base from which they can influence broader changes through engagement in a global network of over 1100 OIYP Action Partners.

More information and application forms are available on the Oxfam website: www.oiyp.oxfam.org 

Grants for the restoration of overseas privately-constructed war memorials

The Overseas Privately-Constructed Memorial Restoration Program is an Australian Government grants program administered by the Office of Australian War Graves (OAWG) which aims to assist in the restoration and preservation of existing overseas memorials that commemorate Australia's military history.

More information about the Overseas Privately-Constructed Memorial Restoration Program and how to apply for this funding can be found on the Department of Veterans' Affairs website.