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Non-citizen travel documents

Can i get a passport if i’m not a citizen.

• Who gets a Convention Travel Document (CTD)?
• Who gets a Certificate of Identity (COI)?

Can I get a CTD or COI overseas?

Can i get a ctd or coi if i’m unlawful, how do i choose between a ctd and a coi, how long are ctds and cois valid for, how do i apply for a ctd or coi, how do i get interpreting assistance, what documents do i need.

Australian passports are only for Australian citizens. However, we issue other travel documents to certain non-citizens:

• stateless people
• non-citizens who for other reasons can’t get travel documents from their country of nationality.

The types of travel documents we issue to non-citizens are:

• Convention Travel Documents (CTDs)
• Certificates of Identity (COIs).

These travel documents don't confer Australian citizenship or Australian consular protection. They're not evidence of any right to re‑enter or remain in Australia. They exist simply to facilitate overseas travel for people who would otherwise have no travel document.

You’ll need to meet the visa and travel document requirements of the countries to which you intend to travel. COIs are accepted in fewer overseas countries than CTDs.

Who gets a Convention Travel Document?

You may be eligible for a Convention Travel Document, also known as a Titre de Voyage, if:

• you’re in Australia, and
• you’re not an Australian citizen, and
• the Department of Home Affairs has recognised you as a refugee under the 1951 Refugee Convention.

Who gets a Certificate of Identity?

You may be eligible for a Certificate of Identity if you’re:

• not an Australian citizen, and
• about to leave Australia, and either
• stateless, or
• unable to obtain a valid travel document from your country of nationality.

Outside Australia, it’s difficult to replace a Convention Travel Document or Certificate of Identity if it's lost, stolen, expired or damaged.

You can’t apply for these documents if you’re outside Australia and you’ve never held either of them before.

You don’t have to.

When we receive your application, we’ll assess your situation and work out which document you’re eligible to receive.

Convention Travel Documents are usually valid for one or two years.

Certificates of Identity are usually valid for two years. If you return to your home country and are eligible for a travel document from that country, your Certificate of Identity becomes invalid immediately.

The only way to get an application form is to call us on 131 232. Select option zero (0) to be connected with an operator.

When you’ve filled in the form and have all the documents we require, you’ll need to call us again on 131 232 to make an appointment to lodge your application at a capital city passport office . You have to go to a passport office, not Australia Post.

You will need to pay the relevant document fees at your appointment. You can pay by EFTPOS, MasterCard, or Visa only. We don’t accept cash payments at our passport offices.

If you’re overseas, contact your nearest Australian diplomatic or consular office to discuss whether you’re eligible to replace an existing CTD or COI.

When you lodge the application, we’ll ask you to sign a letter to confirm:

• that you understand the terms of issue of the document
• tell the Department of Home Affairs about your new travel document, and
• confirm with every country you intend visiting that you meet their entry requirements.

You’ll need to tell the Department of Home Affairs about your new document so that:

• it can update your visa with your new travel document
• it can inform you about the travel conditions of your visa and whether you’ll be able to re-enter Australia
• it can approve your travel, if your visa conditions require you to seek permission .

If you breach your visa conditions, your visa could be cancelled.

If you need interpreting assistance to speak to us about your application, call the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 131 450. TIS will arrange an interpreter in the language you speak and transfer your call to us at no cost to you.

When you apply for a Convention Travel Document (CTD) or Certificate of Identity (COI), you’ll need to bring us:

• identity documents, and
• any previous CTD or COI we’ve issued to you, and
• a record of your current visa status.

The record of your visa status can include:

• a Document for Travel to Australia (DFTTA) issued at the time you first travelled to Australia
• a Visa Entitlement Verification Online (VEVO) printout
• a Department of Home Affairs visa grant letter.

If you’re not a refugee, you’ll need to show us that you have overseas travel plans, for instance a draft itinerary or a travel booking quote. However, you should wait until you have your COI or CTD before you make firm travel arrangements or commit any funds for travel.

Unless you’re a refugee living lawfully in Australia, or you’re stateless, you need to show to us that you can’t get a travel document from the country of your nationality.

If you claim to be stateless in accordance with the UN Convention Relating to the Status of Stateless Persons, we’ll confirm your claim with the Department of Home Affairs. An Australian immigration document that shows ‘stateless’ as your nationality is not enough to prove that you’re stateless. If you’re applying for a CTD or COI for a child, you’ll also need to meet our requirements for parental consent . There are special instructions if the child is a ward of the Immigration Minister .

More information from the Department of Home Affairs:

• Request permission to travel

Titre De Voyage

Titre de voyage – 1951 convention refugee persons.

• These documents are issued to refugees by the country in which they are residents instead of a passport.
• Refugee travel documents may be regulated by the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees. The 145 states which are party to this convention are obliged to issue travel documents to refugees lawfully resident in their territory.
• These documents allow a refugee to travel out of and back into the country, usually according to the rules which apply to nationals of that country, but depend on the country they are travelling from/to.
• Refugee travel documents are passport-like booklets. The cover has the words 'Travel Document' in English and French, and usually the language of the issuing state. It also contains the date of the convention: 28 July 1951. These booklets can come in a number of different colours, and have two diagonal lines in the upper left corner of the front cover.

Titre De Voyage - 1954 Convention Stateless Persons

• These travel documents may be regulated by the 1954 Convention Relating to the Status of Stateless Persons. The 89 states which are party to this convention are obliged to issue travel documents to stateless persons within in their territory.
• Some countries, including those who are not a party to the 1954 Convention, may issue stateless persons a travel document under a different name, such as an Alien's travel document, or a Travel document for foreigners.
• Stateless travel documents are passport-like booklets. The cover has the words 'Travel Document' in English and French, and usually the language of the issuing state. If issued by a party to the 1954 Convention, it will also contain the date of the Convention: 28 September 1954.

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◦ titre de voyage

◦ application for a travel document (permanent resident abroad) [imm 5524]

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titre de voyage provisoire

emergency travel document

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titre de voyage section 2

an officer shall issue a temporary travel document to a foreign national who has been determined to be a member of a class prescribed by this division and who (a) holds a permanent resident visa or a temporary resident permit; (b) does not hold a valid passport or travel document issued by their country of nationality or the country of their present or former habitual residence; (c) does not hold a valid travel document issued by the united nations or the international committee of the red cross and is unable to obtain such a document within a reasonable time; and (d) would be unable to travel to canada if the travel document were not issued.

article 6: titre de voyage

article 6: travel documents

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titre de voyage provisoire européen

european emergency travel document

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titre de voyage pour e´trangers

alien’s travel document

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titre de voyage en lieu de passeport

travel document replacing passport

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• titre de voyage pour résident permanent

• permanent resident travel documents

d) titre de voyage délivré gratuitement.

with free of charge travel documents

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nature et numéro du titre de voyage

type and number of travel document

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- éventuellement l'ancien titre de voyage,

- any former travel document, if applicable

ce consulat délivre le titre de voyage;

the consulate of the migrant's country of origin provides him or her with a travel document;

2. titre de voyage canadien (pour réfugiés)

2. canadian travel document (refugee travel document)

voir demande de titre de voyage (n.f.)

there are three types of removal orders, namely, departure orders, exclusion orders and deportation orders.

titre de voyage délivré conformément à la convention

convention travel document

• un passeport ou un titre de voyage valide;

• a valid passport or travel documents

• votre passeport original ou tout titre de voyage

10. titre de voyage de réfugié des États-unis

10. u.s. refugee travel document

autres destinations titre de voyage en vertu de par.

dependent children under 22 years immigrant:

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Is the holder of a valid Travel Document (Convention of 28 July 1951) issued by the UKBA eligible to work in the UK without restriction? The document is like a passport however it is blue and on the bio page it states the persons original nationality rather than British. Is this sufficient as proof they are allowed to take employment in UK? Many thanks  

Hi Joppa, do you know the answer to this one? Many thanks, Saw  

Not on its own. What does your biometric residence permit say, which you must have? That should state your status, and whether you are allowed to work or not ('employment and business activities permitted'). Are you a refugee?  

Thanks for your reply Joppa. No it's not me personally, I have a small business and we are looking to take on our first employee. I asked a potential candidate to bring proof that he is eligible to work in the UK and this is what he brought. So I need to ask to see his residents permit also? Many thanks, saw  

Yes. Don't just accept the travel document, or you may be fined. Consult https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/acceptable-right-to-work-documents-an-employers-guide  

Thanks for that Joppa, turns out he also has an Immigration Status Document with an indefinite leave visa attached to it which is mentioned as an acceptable document in the link you provided. Many thanks, Saw  

Then he can work.  

Great, thank you.  

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