Citizenship ceremonies in Salisbury
This page is for people becoming Australian citizens in the City of Salisbury area. Ceremonies are every six to eight weeks, and more than 1,000 new citizens take part each year. The usual venue is the Little Para Rooms.
How you are invited
Home Affairs usually sends your invitation roughly four weeks ahead, and it gives the event details. If nothing comes, contact Home Affairs.
When ceremonies are held
Ceremonies are held every six to eight weeks.
Coming ceremony dates
- Wednesday 4 November 2026
Dates can change. Your invitation gives your own date and time.
Where ceremonies are held
- Little Para Rooms, Salisbury
- Carisbrooke Park
What to bring
- photo ID (you must have it)
Guests and what to wear
You can bring one guest, and no more. Guests sit apart from the new citizens, and there may be only standing room.
Arrive 15 minutes early to register. The Mayor runs the ceremonies. There are one or two ceremonies on each date, and dates can change.
Ceremonies run by City of Salisbury
What happens at the ceremony
You make the Australian Citizenship Pledge in front of the people at the ceremony. You become an Australian citizen when you make the pledge, not before. After the pledge you should receive your citizenship certificate. If it is not ready on the day, it comes by post.