What the Consular Section
can do
-
issue
emergency passports or other travel documents provide assistance
if you
are arrested and arrange for your family to be informed (on
your consent)
-
help
during emergencies such as civil disturbances and natural disasters
-
provide
assistance in the case of an accident, serious illness or death,
and arrange for
next-of-kin to be informed;
-
provide
limited financial assistance in the form of a loan in real emergencies
-
provide
a list of doctors and solicitors witness and certify signatures
and provide certain
other notarial and legal services, for which fees are payable
-
provide
the latest travel advice and information about security and
health conditions in many
parts of the world
-
provide
a range of other information useful to traveling Australians
What
the Consular Section cannot do
-
provide
visas or work permits for other countries
-
get
you out of prison
-
interfere
in any dealings you have with the authorities in the UK (including
prisons,
police investigations and hospitals)
-
conduct
crime investigations in the UK
-
arrange
travel or accommodation bookings
-
store
your luggage
-
pay
any traveling bills you may have incurred and are unable to
pay
(hotel, medical, or any others) nor will they get involved in
disputes
about these expenses
-
collect
or hold mail on your behalf
-
provide
funds to pay your legal costs or fines, represent
you at legal proceedings or give legal advice
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