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The Australian Border Force (ABF) or Department of Home Affairs collects and shares personal information with other governments for advanced passenger processing, electronic visa processing, and biometric data. If you have provided incorrect personal information to another agency, the ABF may not share your information with them unless you are in Australia and either requesting to return to that country or not subject to protection by Australia.
The Department of Home Affairs is responsible for matters relating to immigration, citizenship, and border control in Australia. It operates under the portfolio of the Minister for Home Affairs.
Individuals can contact the Australian Border Force through their website (www.homeaffairs.gov.au) or by calling the Border Force Information Line on 131 881.
The Department of Home Affairs can share personal information with foreign governments in certain circumstances. For example, if an individual has been granted a visa to enter another country, their personal information may be shared with that country's immigration authorities for the purpose of verifying their immigration status.
The Immigration Assessment Authority is an independent body established by the Migration Act 1958 to review decisions made by the Department of Home Affairs in relation to migration applications. It can provide a merits review of decisions and make recommendations to the Minister for Home Affairs.
If an individual fails to provide personal information requested by the Department of Home Affairs, it may result in delays or rejection of their application. It is important for individuals to provide accurate and complete information when applying for immigration status or a visa.
The Australian Border Force (ABF) is a component of the Australian Federal Police within the Department of Home Affairs. Its primary role is to safeguard Australia's borders, protecting the country from threats such as illegal immigration, smuggling, and biosecurity risks.
The ABF collects a range of personal information from individuals, including but not limited to: names, dates of birth, nationalities, travel documents, health and biosecurity information, criminal history records, fingerprints, and photographic images.
If an individual provides false or misleading information to the ABF, they may face penalties under the Migration Act 1958 or Criminal Code. This can include fines, detention, or even deportation.
Individuals have the right to access their personal information held by the ABF. They can make a request for access to this information through the Department of Home Affairs.
Personal information can be shared with the Department of Home Affairs when an individual applies for a visa or immigration status, or when they are required to provide their personal details as part of an application process. The department may also collect personal information from other government agencies or organizations when there is a need to verify an applicant's identity or background.
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