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The Australian Passport Office (APO) is seeking Passport Officers to work across a variety of Service Delivery roles in our division. These positions focus on delivering secure international travel documents and handling the passport production lifecycle, including lodgement, assessment and printing.
Applicants should be prepared for customer interaction, including emotionally charged situations, and will be trained across duties to support operational requirements with discretion and
Applications close at 11.30pm AEST on Sunday 20 September 2026.
Do you have a passion for working in fast-paced service delivery environments? Do you have exceptional customer service and problem-solving skills? Do you have sound administration and clerical skills? If you have answered yes to these questions, WE WANT YOU!
The Australian Passport Office (APO) is seeking Passport Officers to work across a variety of Service Delivery roles in our division.
APO provides access to secure international travel documentation through timely and responsive passport services in Australia and overseas. The APO manages each stage of the passport production process including the passport application, lodgement, assessment and printing stages, as well as the service recovery, workload management, and commercial management functions.
Before applying please note: all roles will involve customer interaction, including exposure to people who may be emotional, distressed, or have challenging personal circumstances. Officers will be trained across a variety of duties and expected to be flexible and adaptable to meet operational requirements. All roles will include some tasks that may be repetitive.
We’re looking for high-performing people with skills and experience relevant to the Australian Passport Office.
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