Fact sheet - Making a mutual assistance request to Australia You are here Home International relations International Relations Publications Fact sheet - Making a mutual assistance request to Australia Skip side navigation In this section International relations International crime cooperation arrangements Extradition International transfer of prisoners Transfers from Australia Transfers to Australia Mutual assistance Foreign requests to Australia Australian requests to foreign countries International Crime Cooperation Central Authority Relevant legislation and links International law Foreign state immunity Support for the International Criminal Court Australia and the United Nations criminal justice system International Legal Services Advisory Council Tobacco plain packaging—investor-state arbitration Antarctic law Law of the sea and maritime law International security law International trade law Offshore Constitutional Settlement Whaling in the Antarctic litigation Pacific law and justice program Legal Policy Development Course Pacific Legal Policy Champions Program Pacific Legal Policy Twinning Program Private international law International commercial arbitration Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) German Referendar Program International wills Recognising and enforcing foreign judgments Relevant Australian legislation Serving a legal document across international borders Taking evidence across international borders Trans-Tasman Proceedings Regime International pro bono lawyers Publications Mutual assistance Publication date 4 May 2019 Download Fact sheet - Making a mutual assistance request to Australia [PDF 635.71 KB] Fact sheet - Making a mutual assistance request to Australia [DOC 90.5 KB] This fact sheet provides an overview of the process of making a mutual assistance request to Australia. Related links Mutual assistance - Foreign requests to Australia Mutual assistance
