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6 more visas of Bhutanese in Australia cancelled

December 22, 2014
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Visas-of-Bhutanese-students’-dependents-in-Australia-cancelled1Six more Bhutanese dependants get their visas cancelled in Perth, Australia for working extra hours than what was permitted in their visa provisions. Their visas were cancelled last week. However, they are given seven working days to appeal to Migratory Review Tribunal.

They were working in the same chicken farm where two Bhutanese were earlier found violating their visa terms and conditions. Dependants are allowed to work for 20 hours a week. Sources say almost all the international students and dependants work more number of hours than what is permitted.

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