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Visas of Bhutanese students’ dependents in Australia cancelled

October 27, 2014
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Visas of Bhutanese students’ dependents in Australia cancelledThe Department of Immigration and Border Protection of Australia cancelled visas of two dependents of Bhutanese students studying in Western Australia’s capital, Perth.

They were found violating the visa terms and conditions- of working more than 40 hours a fortnight.

The two Bhutanese were employees of a meat factory in South of Perth.

They were apparently caught during an inspection by Immigration Officials, last Wednesday.

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