Although the claiming period has closed for the following declared terrorist acts, you may be able to make a late claim. This is only if special circumstances apply.
Late claims may still be accepted for the following declared terrorist acts:
- September 2001 Istanbul, Turkey bombing
- March 2002 Islamabad, Pakistan attack
- March 2003 Khormal, Iraq bombing
- May 2003 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia bombings
- July 2003 Baghdad, Iraq arms assault
- August 2003 Jakarta, Indonesia bombing
- August 2003 Baghdad, Iraq bombing
- November 2003 Istanbul, Turkey bombing
- February 2004 Thaloqan near Kandahar, Afghanistan arms assault
- May 2004 Yanbu’ al Bahr, Saudi Arabia arms assault
- May 2004 Al-Khubar, Saudi Arabia armed assault
- October 2005 Delhi, India bombings
- September 2006 Gardez, Paktia Province, Afghanistan bombing
- August 2007 Hyderabad, India attacks
- April 2008 Nangarhar Province, Afghanistan arms assault
- December 2010 Varanasi, India bombing
- August 2011 Quetta, Pakistan bombing
- December 2011 - March 2013 Mindanao, Philippines kidnapping
- August 2013 Tripoli, Lebanon bombings
- September 2014 Kabul, Afghanistan kidnapping
- March 2015 Tunis, Tunisia arms assault.
- 2015 November Paris attacks
- 2016 March Brussels attacks
- July 2016 Nice, France attack
- August 2016 Kabul kidnapping
- December 2016 Berlin attack
- March 2017 London attack
- 2017 Stockholm, Manchester, Baghdad and London (3 June) attacks
- August 2017 Barcelona and Cambrils, Spain attacks
- 2017 London (15 September 2017) attack - Parsons Green
- 2019 January Nairobi attack
- March 2019 Christchurch attacks
- April 2019 Sri Lanka attacks
- November 2019 London attack
- February 2020 Hulhumale attack.
You can call the Australian victim of terrorism overseas hotline if you’d like to discuss your circumstances.