The death of a Filipino citizen abroad should be reported to, and registered with, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) through the Philippine Embassy/Consulate General having jurisdiction over the locality where the event took place. If the place of death occurred in the following areas, please contact the Embassy/Consulate with jurisdiction:
If you are from Victoria, South Australia, and Tasmania, please contact the following:
If you are from other states in Australia, or from Nauru, Tuvalu or Vanuatu, please see below information:
A. REQUIREMENTS FOR REPORT OF DEATH ONLY (for cases wherein human remains are not intended to be brought to the Philippines)
Note: The form must be accomplished neatly. No erasures please as this will be the permanent record. The Embassy has the discretion to reject forms that are sloppily accomplished or with erasures or with wrong entries and with wrong stamp by the notary public.
All the original documents will be returned together with the official document to be issued by the Embassy.
Please note that in addition to the above-mentioned requirements, other documents might be required when deemed necessary by the Consular Officer of the Embassy.
Filing can be done through either of the following:
IN PERSON (please call the Registry Section at (02) 6273 2535 extension 233 to set-up appointment).
BY MAIL - send all the requirements and applicable additional documents along with the following:
The Embassy assumes no responsibility for any loss or damage through the mail or courier service.
B. REQUIREMENTS FOR REPORT OF DEATH AND CONSULAR MORTUARY CERTIFICATE (human remains that has not been cremated will be shipped to the Philippines)
Note: The form must be accomplished neatly. No erasures please as this will be the permanent record. The Embassy has the discretion to reject forms that are sloppily accomplished or with erasures or with wrong entries and with wrong stamp by the notary public.
Note: For COVID-19 related deaths
All the original documents will be returned together with the official document to be issued by the Embassy.
Please note that in addition to the above-mentioned requirements, other documents might be required when deemed necessary by the Consular Officer of the Embassy.
Filing can be done through either of the following:
IN PERSON (please call the Registry Section at (02) 6273 2535 extension 233 to set-up appointment).
BY MAIL - send all the requirements and applicable additional documents along with the following:
The Embassy assumes no responsibility for any loss or damage through the mail or courier service.
C. REQUIREMENTS FOR REPORT OF DEATH AND EMBASSY CERTIFICATION FOR CREMATED REMAINS THAT WILL BE BROUGHT TO THE PHILIPPINES INSIDE AN URN
Note: The form must be accomplished neatly. No erasures please as this will be the permanent record. The Embassy has the discretion to reject forms that are sloppily accomplished or with erasures or with wrong entries and with wrong stamp by the notary public.
All the original documents will be returned together with the official document to be issued by the Embassy.
Please note that in addition to the above-mentioned requirements, other documents might be required when deemed necessary by the Consular Officer of the Embassy.
Filing can be done through either of the following:
IN PERSON (please call the Registry Section at (02) 6273 2535 extension 233 to set-up appointment).
BY MAIL - send all the requirements and applicable additional documents along with the following:
The Embassy assumes no responsibility for any loss or damage through the mail or courier service.