AUSTRALIA 12 TIPS TO HELP YOU AVOID WORK VISA VISA SCAM
Thinking about working in Australia? You will need a valid work visa. If you have been told that you can work with an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA), you have been lied to.
You could be caught in a scam if:
the advertisement lists only a first name and number
the employer or agent demands that you pay them upfront for an Australian visa
you are told to get an ETA for work
you are asked to set up a company in order to come and work in Australia
you feel like you are being harassed with promises that you will be safe and looked after once you pay
you are promised permanent residence in Australia
the employer or agent uses the Australian coat of arms on their website
you are told you will be paid in cash only
you are told you won’t be required to get an Australian government tax file number
the employer or agent in Australia does not have an Australian Business Number (ABN)
you won’t be paid minimum Australian wage (see www.fairwork.gov.au)
you are asked to give your travel documents, including your passport, to an individual or agent for longer than is reasonably necessary.
the employer or agent demands that you pay them upfront for an Australian visa
you are told to get an ETA for work
you are asked to set up a company in order to come and work in Australia
you feel like you are being harassed with promises that you will be safe and looked after once you pay
you are promised permanent residence in Australia
the employer or agent uses the Australian coat of arms on their website
you are told you will be paid in cash only
you are told you won’t be required to get an Australian government tax file number
the employer or agent in Australia does not have an Australian Business Number (ABN)
you won’t be paid minimum Australian wage (see www.fairwork.gov.au)
you are asked to give your travel documents, including your passport, to an individual or agent for longer than is reasonably necessary.
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