Curious what happens if you are kicked out of Australia and you are broke? (costs, office)
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There are no connecting countries, so will they pay for your plane ticket? Or will they just toss you in the ocean? Or imprison you? Or what would happen?
Just curious. I have never been to Australia before so this sparked my curiosity.
Departmental officers are also able to seize valuables of people being removed or deported and apply them towards the costs of removal or deportation (s.224).
Departmental officers are also able to seize valuables of people being removed or deported and apply them towards the costs of removal or deportation (s.224).
Good answer; however, my question is when you are broke? You have nothing but the clothes on your back. Then what?
Does the government pay the costs of deportation?
Good answer; however, my question is when you are broke? You have nothing but the clothes on your back. Then what?
Does the government pay the costs of deportation?
Yes. They do the same thing with failed asylum seekers.
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Good answer; however, my question is when you are broke? You have nothing but the clothes on your back. Then what?
Does the government pay the costs of deportation?
Maybe you just pay it back when you can.
Does this question apply to this on long-term visas?
Good answer; however, my question is when you are broke? You have nothing but the clothes on your back. Then what?
Does the government pay the costs of deportation?
That is what's implied by "applied towards the costs of deportation".
Good answer; however, my question is when you are broke? You have nothing but the clothes on your back. Then what?
Does the government pay the costs of deportation?
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