Student Convicted As an Immigration Fraud

Student Convicted As an Immigration Fraud

Immigration fraud has always been a constant concern for the Department of Immigration and Citizenship, however, stronger measures in place; the Australian Government has taken action against large-scale frauds and successfully convicted criminals.

A former student at the Now-defunct Sydney international College of business has been convicted of two counts of filing false documents, that is educational qualification certificates in Hospitality from the college and a false work reference with intention to fraudulently obtain an Australian permanent resident visa.

This is the first criminal conviction in Australia from research about the massive fraud allegedly involving the university and a large number of students using bogus degrees to obtain permanent residency in Australia.

"This conviction is a clear warning that the group will continue to deal with people at all levels of organized scams; whether they work in schools, persons who provide immigration advice without being registered or the persons to beneficiate from these practices" officer's said.

It is an offense under Australia's immigration law to provide false documents or making false statements on visa applications. In such cases, requests may be denied and visas may be canceled. In addition, individuals may be prohibited by law from being granted a visa for one to three years. In some cases, may be permanently barred from Australia. Sanctions to participate in the immigration fraud activity they will fines and community service orders and sentenced to prison, terms ranging up to 10 years.

Four additional warrants has been issued in relation to two people, an Australian citizen, those are accused of providing immigration assistance, while not registered as migration agents and other are students, as well as participation in the court a declaration authorized third student - all part of the same investigation.

The Ministry is also in progress with a number of other investigations into allegations of people who coordinate the production of false papers in support of applications for permanent migration.

"Whenever an immigration fraud is noticed, we take action to stop it. Some recent examples include crackdown on marriage visa scams and holiday visa the second largest manufacturer of work,"

The category of people who mostly engage in immigration fraud, "The department is more focused on employers, agents and providers of labor rather than dealing only with individual visa violations. But, people who are the beneficiaries of the scam are being pursued by investigators. "

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