BJ4.5 Implications of providing false or misleading information

Immigration Act 1987 s34G

1. The Immigration Act 1987 provides that:
   1. the provision of false or misleading information as part of an Expression of Interest (EOI) or associated submission; or
   2. the withholding of relevant, potentially prejudicial information from an EOI or associated submission; or
   3. failure to advise a visa or immigration officer of any fact or material change in circumstances that occurs after an EOI is lodged that may affect a decision to invite the person to apply for residence or to grant a residence visa or permit,

   is sufficient grounds for the decline of an application for residence and for the revocation of a residence visa or permit that has been issued or granted.

2. Information relating to a claim made in an EOI that is factually inaccurate and is relevant to the issuing of an Invitation to Apply or the assessment of a residence application, will be considered misleading.

Effective 27/07/2009