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Latest News Releases

11 August: Governor-General to represent Australia at the 65th anniversary of the Sandakan Death Marches 

22 July: Prison Department official awarded Australian scholarship for Correctional Leadership Program

1 July: Datuk Dr Philip Ting – Honorary Member of the Order of Australia

14 April: Information for Malaysian students studying at Proflite Training Academy 

13 January: UiTM Doctor is the first recipient of the Prime Minister's Australia Asia Endeavour Award

13 January: Australia Network presents Jai Ho!

15 December: Commission Report Launched in Tokyo: Towards a Nuclear Weapon Free World 

Consular Information

Online Register for Australians in Malaysia (Australians residing overseas for extended periods are encouraged to register here).

• Travel Advice to Malaysia

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  Passport Information

  The Australian Passports Act 2005 came into force on 1 July 2005

• Applying for an Australian Passport while overseas

• Australian Passport Photo Guide

  • Passport application checklist for an adult

  • Passport application checklist for a minor

• Lost or Stolen Passport

  PLEASE NOTE: It is an offence not to report the incident as soon as practicable after you become aware of the loss or theft of your Australian passport . 

  Travelling to and from Australia

  From 31 March 2007, the Australian Government introduced enhanced security measures to limit the amount of liquids, aerosols, and gels (LAGs) that can be taken on board international flights as carry-on baggage.
  
  These measures apply to all flights to and from Australia. We recommend that you look through the following information brochures and pack your bags in accordance with these new rules before you check-in.
  
  New rules for taking LAGs through security onto international flights:
  Guidelines in English 
  Guidelines in Malay 
  Guidelines in Chinese

  For more information, please visit the Department of Transport and Regional Services. 

 

Education

Student enquiry services will be available on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month between 9am - 12pm.

For futher information on studying and living in Australia, please visit the Australian Government website at www.studyinaustralia.gov.au.

This website provides information on Australian institutions, courses, scholarships, application process, visa requirements and more.

For email enquiries : Malaysia@StudyInAustralia.gov.au

For other local information, please visit the Australian High Commission website at : www.malaysia.highcommission.gov.au

Endeavours of Excellence
 

 Over 50 Years of Australian Scholarships

Few other bilateral relationships have benefited as much from education over such a long period as the Australia-Malaysia relationship

Endeavours of Excellence: Over 50 Years of Australian scholarships seeks to highlight the successes of Australian scholarships.

Distinguished Alumni
 

The High Commission values the contribution the alumni of all Australian universities bring and endeavours to cultivate stronger and closer links through building and maintaining alumni relations as an important aspect of bilateral education ties between Australia and Malaysia.

We are currently in the process of updating our distinguished alumni database. For more information and registration for future alumni events, please contact the Australian High Commission on + 603 2146 5529 or email: amy.gonsalviz@austrade.gov.au

Internships and Studies in Malaysia

A Guide to Internships and Studies in Malaysia is a useful handbook for students to consider undertaking an internship and/or study experience in Malaysia.

This publication is one of the outcomes of the Internships Roundtable held by Australian Education International (AEI) Malaysia in May 2008. AEI Malaysia is committed to raising the profile of Malaysia as a destination for internships and study experience opportunities for Australian students and to add value to the Australian qualification by facilitating internship opportunities for Malaysian students studying in Australia.

For an electronic copy of the guide with further information on participating businesses and universities, scholarship offerings and internship options, please click here.