Not like this but when I worked security at the Anchorage airport, I came across some pretty strange things running the scanner and hand wanding people.
I've watched a lot of these. It seems to be they'd have figured out by now that with the number of Chinese travelers, it'd be convenient to have a Chinese language speaker on hand at all times.
They do. The reason they're not always called over is because the signs and declarations and instructions -- if they fill them out in English (they're all available in their language (Australia has an insane amount of varying languages available to make sure everyone can truly understand), they're fine to converse. Alas, when they're caught out, they suddenly don't understand a lick of English.
If one thinks about it, the need for a translator wouldn't really be necessary if they were law abiding, respected Australian customs laws, and cooperative with the entry requirements of a foreign country that they are trying to enter.
They have many bilingual and multilingual officers, but for the purposes of tv…. And not all officers want to be filmed. On all incoming flights the declaration cards are available in many languages and with significant information about border control, customs, including food…. I have overheard people on flights discussing how to “hide” their things from customs…
The cigarette man should be fined! He clearly knows he can’t take in so much without paying duties, but he didn’t declare them and was trying to disguise them…
It's cool when you land in Australia and they have signs up letting you know they're filming. Happened to me arriving in Sydney 2017 😅 I was secretly hoping I would get on, but I always declare!
I have to laugh at that Chinese student, honestly so sneaky and lying. He says his parents will mail him the money when he enrolls. He can enrol online via Internet from his home country. Then he says he doesn’t have enough money and he needs to get more and he doesn’t even know how much money he needs, and if he was truly enrolling in a course, he would know exactly what it cost! I’m sorry, if I was a border security guard all these people would be sent home who were lying like this! Not to mention, how can they study anything that is taught in English when they don’t speak enough English and need an interpreter at the airport? Honestly, I wouldn’t be allowing anyone in on a student visa that did not speak the language the course was going to be taught in… and that’s just ridiculous
getting caught with that much prohibited items as well as willfully concealing it and totally ignoring the officer then stealing back stuff should be ground for denial of entry into the country and deported asap
Exactly! Why did they just let him in? If they just send these people back to their country for smuggling illegal items, fewer people would try it. Right now its just a game for them to play with the worst being a few hundred dollar fine.
@@Desertbiker617 Not when you go to elaborate lengths to conceal it. Why would you want these characters in your country. Confiscate, fine, and deport. The penalty has to have bite. $300 is nothing.
If someone hides seeds in alternative packaging in order to break the law, they should NOT be allowed to enter ANY country !! That would be the only way for people to learn !!
permanent until proven they can speak english. I had a job long time ago I coundnt serve a man cuz he was speaking gibberish... had the nerve to try and sue us. I ever pointed to the chinese restaurant. across the street :-\
It's because we are too soft - we rarely issue fines and then the amount of the fine is laughable - the fine should equal $ amount of goods confiscated e.g.value of 3000 cigarettes PLUS a fine for having broken the law - in the case of illegal organic material (seeds / food) the fine should represent the potential damage to the environment - as someone has commented here, noxious seeds can cost the country into the billions. AND if the smuggler is not a citizen they should immediately be denied entry - if a citizen, a mandatory prison sentence. Either the importation of noxious organic items is damaging to the environment or it is not.
Aussie customs needs to learn a few things from their American brothers/sisters. If you disrespect US Borders and Customs, you'll be getting arrested. Aussies are way too nice to be treated like this.
@@cpcxgsr As an Australian I totally agree with you - not only do they disrespect our customs' officers but also our laws - we only have ourselves to blame because our fines, when imposed (rarely) are laughable.
@@user-zk6no3no3gIt makes me wonder if the person he was talking to, was just his ride, or another passenger (and wether they got any contraband through) 🤔🤷🏻♂️
I am sure that if the tables were turned, and travelers were found to have broken laws in a Chinese airport, punishment would be immediate, and very severe.
From watching other episodes I think they only refuse entry if drugs are involved, in which case the police gets involved. Otherwise they confiscate whatever, have them pay a fee and they are allowed to enter the country.
When I travelled to Australia at the age of 20 for the very 1st time, a woman asked me, if I could take her luggage as she has an excess one.. A concerned Australian guy advised me not to.. I'm glad I listened! That was my very 1st time travelling internationally! Always look out for yourself! Even your own nationality will put you at risk for their own bad agendas!🥵
At every airport in the US , there are signs & loudspeaker warnings every 10 minutes that tell you NOT to take anything but your personal baggage past the security areas, and to refuse anyone who asks to 'help them' with packages to get through the lines. If you are holding it - you own it. The 'sweet little old lady' that gave you the package is now invisible.
His passport will be marked and the high risk behavior notated on all airports around the world. This fool will be stopped and searched at every airport, coming and going, every time he flies. They don't tell this kind that info, but they should, as it would stop the repeat offenders.😊
just call the cops the'l stop all his reaching...whats big deal call border security/use ur head they have a lot of police at their call...work smarter cut the games...
Failure to declare, and concealing items, especially high risk items should be an automatic visa cancellation. They should be held in detention till the next available flight back to country of origin. Print this on the declaration form and in the arrivals terminal.
I might disagree with you just for having stuff in the bag, but the attempt to steal the cigarettes back and hide them again should be grounds for resisting law enforcement, which should make him be refused entry
im always so shocked how they just dont have the police on standby while they search their bags and just let people ignore their instructions and even take back thier contraband ITS CRAZY!
A woman was fined $3000 because she forgot she had a sandwich in her bag yet dodgey seed guy gets $350 fine??? What a joke!!! What’s going on at the Australian border?!!
Believe it or not, not all events in human history happen at the same time, and fines from 20% of a century ago might have been a little different. You should have been able to figure this out on your own with some basic critical thinking skills. 🤯
@@isocarboxazidYou are trying to put someone down to make yourself feel better, like you have never made a mistake before 🫠 being kind is free and feels nicer too
19:44 Why didn't they prosecute this clown? He knew what he was doing was against Australian immigration laws because he literally stole back confiscated cigarettes.
After the guy ignored her directive to put down the phone, I would have had an officer come stand next to him to restrict his movements. I also would have gotten an interpreter immediately. I don't understand why they don't have more immediate access to interpreters all the time. So many of these episodes seem to bear out the need.
That's how they are everywhere, even in Singapore. Chinese in Singapore don't see these China's Chinese as comrades or brother, particularly those visitors who flout our laws.
@@dingaroo2003 Same when they visit Switzerland very arrogant and rude going in restaurants stealing hot water then using a table outside bringing own foods and drinks ect. i have seen alot in 40years im not saying all are bad but its a common sight in bad behaviors
I’m in Thailand and I reported my Chinese neighbors 10 times already. Disrespectful to others and obnoxious. Don’t listen to anyone’s complaints and give us dirty looks.
I'm infuriated every time I watch the NZ and Aus versions of these border control shows. They're waaaaay too lenient with 98% of these deceptive selfish scumbags.
@@wicomms Oh, I totally agree. That internal moral compass whirrs silently but wildly and their conscience does battle with their greed, sense of self-preservation and their arrogance. They switch to survival mode once they've ascertained that they've been rumbled and there's a great deal of mental chaos behind the blank stares.
It is VERY concerning and definitely underrated, how dangerous foreign seeds and plants, not even to mention pests can be for a country...as involved as I am with agriculture, this makes me VERY angry 💢😡
I don't get why anyone would be smuggling seeds. Is there a demand for plants that are impossible to get or illegal there? I am well aware of how damaging invasive species can be and don't understand what the motive is to bring them in.
@@michaelhmiles there is a huge value in ancient seeds and seeds for plants and vegetables that you would have to otherwise have to import for a lot of $$$. The reason why a lot of them are banned to be cultivated other than by specialized and certified growers. Is because if they ever spread, they might completely take over or at least disrupt the environment they are not native to. So...some people think they can be careful enough and safe $$$, bring seeds and grow them. The risks outweighs the benefit, but especially Chinese are very selfish and have little to no regard for others or the environment. That's my personal experience.
So he was enrolled in an Australian study program for 3 years but needs a translator to communicate with border control? Which university in Australia has a business school taught in Korean?
@@ZelenoJabko I didn't know that. It doesn't make any sense to me. The big advantage for Chinese students to study abroad should certainly be to improve their foreign language abilities? I can guarantee you this(from experience): if there is a business program taught in Chinese, those students will have zero interaction with Australian people. They will eat together in local Chinese restaurants, sleep together in a dormatory or rent an apartment together, have all social activities as a group... etc etc. They might prop up their resumes with the fact they studied abroad. It's less likely they offer programs in Korean though. Do you know those exist also?
That security agent who stopped Mr Nicotea-n, is totally inept. The man REPEATEDLY goes fishing around in his luggage, takes a phone call, reaches back in & all he has to do is ignore her passive pleading. She might be pleasant, she might be intelligent, well-informed & a joy to be around - but she seems to lack the deliberate nature you need when dealing with people like Mr Nicotea-n. The moment he picked up his phone & answered it is when she should have called for security - and not that wiry translator, but someone who isn't afraid to restrain someone. Of COURSE, he won't take you seriously, he's been picking away at his luggage while you search it & all he got was a "sir, please don't". If you're not going to prosecute the tobacco smuggler, why even waste the time? A $360 fine is a joke.
Glad the fines have been increased. Most everyone always seemed to have it and like no big deal. The seizures that bother me most are the trafficked wildlife 😭. Those are the abusers who should not be fined but walked to the gallows.
@@herc_ules_therealone That sounds okay but that would cost the taxpayer more than the fine to keep them in jail for a week. Much better to hit them where it hurts, the pocket, the fine should be very high, we get fined over $300 for going over the speed limit by 10 kph and they get fined not much more for breaking border security laws. And the customs officers should not spend time arguing with them, immediately they find undeclared stuff in their luggage, they should be no excuses and fined straight away and all the products not declared confiscated regardless of whether it is commercially packaged or not.
Australia needs a fixed-rate fines system. If your income is low, you pay a standard fine; if you earn more than a certain amount, then the fines are higher. If you're a millionaire, the fines are huge.
Exactly, the immigration officers went through all these checks and almost every single chinese traveller they checked brought in undeclared and prohibited items and yet they still are allowed into the country with no prosecution and just a small fine which is nothing to these travellers. This is why they kept doing it. It's pretty useless to me and a complete waste of time. They might as well don't bother doing these checks. The laws needs to be more tough and penalties should be in the tens of thousands or imprisonment. That will be the only deterrent that will stop these people from doing what they are still doing.
Maybe Australian officers are nicer but here in Canada/US when officers inspect your luggage you don't go near/ or touch anything. I personally witnessed someone almost getting arrested for impeding the search, that lady very quickly backed off when told next time she reaches she'd be in cuffs and then stayed quiet the whole time. How many times did the first lady officer tell the chinese dude who stay away or don't touch? damn that's quite a bit of patience
Im sure if you you smuggle any hazards into China… You would be jailed for Long time🤷🏼♂️ Insaine that people Take that risk, on the behalf of any nation🫣 Drugs and Tobacco… IGAF!
The Mainland Han Chinese have had a staggering level of superiority and ethnocentrism drummed into them by the ruling CCP government for over 50 years. They don’t think that any other culture or race matters and often expect to get away with anything they do wrong because of where they come from.
I find it very hard to sympathise with someone who has been in Australia for 3 years on a Student Visa, who can barely communicate in English. What type of IELTS did they pass!!!!! I think the denial for re-entry made sense.
We have the same thing happening in Canada. If you are coming from a Muslim country enter as a student and then bring over the rest of your family, extended or otherwise. It doesn’t matter if you attend your classes or not, no one ever checks. Didn’t graduate, that doesn’t matter either, once again it is never checked. These people don’t speak English or even try to learn. They don’t have a job and no prospects for getting one. They arrive here knowing nothing about how Canadian live and have decided they don’t care about how we live, they will continuing living the way that they have been living just in a different country. Our government has now implemented a plan that states if you hire a Muslim person to work for your company, they (our government) will pay 75 percent of their salary. Unfortunately if you are from the EU, UK, Australia or New Zealand you are SOL. So right now a Canadian student born here, educated here can’t get a job because the government isn’t willing to pay 75 percent of their salary. Qualified or not, if you can learn on the job you are hired. Where by the university or college graduate who has the qualifications loses out to someone who knows nothing. I used to think I was so lucky to have been born in Canada, educated in Canada and until I retired I had a well paid position. That position has now been filled by someone new to our country who speaks little to no English. They know nothing about the job or what the job entails. I have been asked to come back and train this woman to which I replied an adamant no. She can read the job description manual that I had worked on for more than 10 years. The manual was constantly being updated, changed, job duties changed, or modified or deleted all together. Working on this manual there was always something to add or something to delete. Well guess what, she can barely speak English and she can’t read it at all. Our government let in 1,000,000 Muslims in 2023 of which the majority were uneducated, too old to work, contribute nothing to our tax base and become a drain on our medical system without contributing one cent. I could go on and on and on, but I won’t because it is not fair to the hard working, English speaking Muslims who I have met. They are just as Canadian as I am and hate what our country has become.
He might speak and understand more English than he is admitting. Also, he might know enough vocabulary pertaining only to the subject matter he's studying. I'm just guessing. Once I met a young man who had travelled to South America. He was fluent enough to carry a conversation in Spanish even though he only knew verbs in the present tense which we found quite amusing.
A lot of international students do not speak fluently the language of the foreign country they are studying in. If the country speaks for example English in addition to their local dialect then many international students will just try to get by with English and if it's their 2nd language then a lot of them will have mediocre English grammar
In canada there are a lot of young chinese who speak terrible wngish yet they have the best jobs… some countries just dont care. We will end up being bred out by the chinese and indians anyway
NZ border control are way over the top when it comes to genuine errors and can get carried away in general. Having said that, the guy carrying the seeds should have been fined way more.
She can’t seem to get this Chinese man under control,I would think she would keep certain items out of reach from him. She’s not very strict with him like she should be.
Officer Andrea in dealing with the Chinese male passenger was unable to control the situation and he even managed to steal back some cigarettes. She really needs to be more assertive and have more training.
She does. She politely tells him to put the phone down and then says shes calling the AFP. Which is the Australian version of the FBI, who also do airport security and federal facilities.@@slc1161
"he's not paying attention to me" !! Of course he's not with you just repeating yourself and doing absolutely nothing. That phone call should have been reason enough to put him on the next plane back. You sound like a parent who continually threatens their child with discipline, but never follows through.
I flew from Canada to Australia in 2006. My advice for everyone: Be Prepared. Once you have your baggage and you're "free to go", no, you might not be. Depending on your situation (I went there as a single guy, no one with me), you might get approached by airport security asking for details on where you're going and for how long. Have your passport ready. Have your itinerary ready (if you don't know what that is, Google it, and then make one). Don't just show up at Sydney Airport and think you're going on a random adventure. Australian officials don't like random. lol 3:51 He looks C O N C E R N E D. 9:37 When your hair REALLY wants to party. 19:30 I'm sorry but we're way past the point where a second person should have been present for this. The guy refused to comply from the start and was acting difficult.
My husband an italian american, me and our infant daughter was stopped at australiann immigration. Our passports taken and checked fr more than an hr. Then returned to us. No explanation !
Hong Konger here. Cause we are fairly close in distance and there is a large Chinese community in Australia. Studied there, there's several towns where you don't need to know English to survive. And these are typical mainlander Chinese with their selfish ways. Embarrasing and make us other Asians look bad.
What I don't like about the videos of border force is they jump from one person to the other. Finish interviewing one person, then go to the next, it is so annoying to jump from one scene to another.
This chinese vagabond has been stopped several times since i started watching this show he keeps on doing the same mistakes why don’t they just deport him as so tired of seeing him on my tv
The young Korean kid didn't think that they would check to see if he was enrolled in courses. You thought WRONG!! And just saying that you're "thinking of enrolling in a diploma course" doesn't mean you actually will - and you have no funds to pay for school!! Guess who's going home!!!
The borde forse is wayy too lenient on people hiding illegal stuff in their bags and lying about everything. Fines should be at least double more actions taken to stop the people from doing this.
The weird thing with the Korean ‘student’, is that a certificate 4 in Australia does not take 4 years. A cert 4 is below any university course; it is more like a bridging certificate, and can (easily) be completed in under 18 months even at part time engagement.
@@Random_user_8472 I did a cert 4 IT course. And there was a girl from Japan residing here for the course. She could only speak a little English and would translate every with a translation app written or spoken . Emiko was a high distinction student. Some of the other girls didn't like her because not only was she more intelligent she was drop dead beautiful.
@@boblouden6663 That's really cool and true. Japanese girls can be so amazing beautiful, as well they are intelligent, respectful, disciplined and humble, also hard working. And yeah, girls and their jealousy... it's a never ending story. Some people are so focussed on other people's qualities that they don't see their own qualities anymore, a self-blindness. I live in Perú myself and I speak a little Spanish, most of my communication I do with an app too, it works great (my previous comment about that wasn't that seriously meant).
20:22 A few hundred dollar fine? IS THAT ALL? It should be at least TEN times that amount, if not more. . A couple hundred bucks is nothing for them. . a minor inconvenience. . Just a little bit extra on the cost of the trip
How is that Korean student studying in Australia and he needs an interpreter? As.and ESL teacher, it makes me weep because colleges enrol too many students without the requisite language skills causing a whole world of pain for the school, the professors and everyone else.
Given the importance of Australia's bio security, why wouldn't they increase the fines to $20,000 instead of around $300? If the fine increases were heavily advertised at international airports, would the efforts to illegally import bio threats reduce substantially? Yes or No?
I am far away from Australia, but it made me angry that people(some of them) do not respect the laws which actually is for the benefit and security of Traveler and Australian people. In the meantime I had to laugh when I have seen the maggots(worms) how negligent are them to bring in suitcase and the another to steal back the illegal drugs. Horrible! It something to shout at sky!!!
360 dollars fine is peanut for peoples who deliberately conceal banned products to Australia , they do it with a clear purpose so they need to face more heavy fine and jail . Only with heavy fine may stop them smuggle banned goods to Australia.
@@vickikay54In all my years of travelling, I’ve never experienced anything but courtesy and patience, even when I see them under very trying circumstances with similar passengers, no cameras rolling.
No one needs a translator to converse. They need an interpreter. On translates the written and interprets the spoken. How is it you don't know English enough to know the correct word? If you're going to judge at least get a clue first, Jack!
@@justanotherday3187 Translate can be used interchangeably for written and spoken. You could be so much more than a boring internet pedant, yet here you are.
He has strict Asian parents and he doesn’t want to admit to them he flunked out of college and wasted their money partying. Probably hoped to go back, ask for tuition money and just stall until he can do something. Maybe hoped he can do an easier course or maybe just stall facing the music.
The man with the water bottle should have been prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law for his obvious deceit and sent back home on the next available flight and *permanently banned* from ever entering Australia.
Andrea should have called the AFP quickly. He would have been less likely to misbehave. A $360 fine is a joke and he still gets to enter Australia. Penalties in Canada and the USA are much higher.
Officer Andrea should request immediate assistance from the police force and not waste so much time talking to disrespectful and uncooperative travelers.
Why uk doesn’t send illegals back? instead giving them free accommodation and food in the name of human rights or helping them to claim asylum for example china or India as many other countries are not a war torn country. How absurd
Have you ever witnessed something like this?
Not like this but when I worked security at the Anchorage airport, I came across some pretty strange things running the scanner and hand wanding people.
Shocking now I have t seen this .! Watching from 🇬🇧 London
Happy holiday dear Australian 🇦🇺 customs ❤
Andrea is great woman and so patient. Perfect for her job . Bravo 👏🏼
Which year was broadcasted?
@@PaulaDautremont I really thought honestly that the Chinese woman was smuggling drugs
I've watched a lot of these. It seems to be they'd have figured out by now that with the number of Chinese travelers, it'd be convenient to have a Chinese language speaker on hand at all times.
They do. The reason they're not always called over is because the signs and declarations and instructions -- if they fill them out in English (they're all available in their language (Australia has an insane amount of varying languages available to make sure everyone can truly understand), they're fine to converse. Alas, when they're caught out, they suddenly don't understand a lick of English.
@@shaldana Thank you. 😁
If one thinks about it, the need for a translator wouldn't really be necessary if they were law abiding, respected Australian customs laws, and cooperative with the entry requirements of a foreign country that they are trying to enter.
selective linguistics!@@shaldana
They have many bilingual and multilingual officers, but for the purposes of tv…. And not all officers want to be filmed. On all incoming flights the declaration cards are available in many languages and with significant information about border control, customs, including food…. I have overheard people on flights discussing how to “hide” their things from customs…
The cigarette man should be fined! He clearly knows he can’t take in so much without paying duties, but he didn’t declare them and was trying to disguise them…
Should be removed and banned from entering again for 5 yrs. at least.
Australian tobacco control laws are draconian and aimed at revenue not smoking reduction.
who cares. what does it really matter. it doesnt
Do you mean the Chinese student or the older gentleman?
Don't let these kind of people in the country.
It's cool when you land in Australia and they have signs up letting you know they're filming. Happened to me arriving in Sydney 2017 😅 I was secretly hoping I would get on, but I always declare!
I have to laugh at that Chinese student, honestly so sneaky and lying. He says his parents will mail him the money when he enrolls. He can enrol online via Internet from his home country. Then he says he doesn’t have enough money and he needs to get more and he doesn’t even know how much money he needs, and if he was truly enrolling in a course, he would know exactly what it cost! I’m sorry, if I was a border security guard all these people would be sent home who were lying like this! Not to mention, how can they study anything that is taught in English when they don’t speak enough English and need an interpreter at the airport? Honestly, I wouldn’t be allowing anyone in on a student visa that did not speak the language the course was going to be taught in… and that’s just ridiculous
He is from Korea, a Korean man.
No phone, no phone, no telephone, oh, ok, telephone.
WHY do they allow entry to someone who has blatantly attempted to smuggle ANYTHING into the country ???
getting caught with that much prohibited items as well as willfully concealing it and totally ignoring the officer then stealing back stuff should be ground for denial of entry into the country and deported asap
That is common sense!
Exactly! Why did they just let him in? If they just send these people back to their country for smuggling illegal items, fewer people would try it. Right now its just a game for them to play with the worst being a few hundred dollar fine.
permanent denial
If it was hard drugs yes.
But seeds and tobacco are so minor.
@@Desertbiker617 Not when you go to elaborate lengths to conceal it. Why would you want these characters in your country. Confiscate, fine, and deport. The penalty has to have bite. $300 is nothing.
If someone hides seeds in alternative packaging in order to break the law, they should NOT be allowed to enter ANY country !! That would be the only way for people to learn !!
Lol, I just picture them being sent out on a raft into the ocean. Not allowed in ANY country lol.
@@CS-ys4sy They'll be pirates.
permanent until proven they can speak english. I had a job long time ago I coundnt serve a man cuz he was speaking gibberish... had the nerve to try and sue us. I ever pointed to the chinese restaurant. across the street :-\
The level of disrespect they have for the hosting country, makes me sick.
as long as you recognize the disrespect which some AUS citizens have for their very own country - then this is a fair statement.
It's because we are too soft - we rarely issue fines and then the amount of the fine is laughable - the fine should equal $ amount of goods confiscated e.g.value of 3000 cigarettes PLUS a fine for having broken the law - in the case of illegal organic material (seeds / food) the fine should represent the potential damage to the environment - as someone has commented here, noxious seeds can cost the country into the billions. AND if the smuggler is not a citizen they should immediately be denied entry - if a citizen, a mandatory prison sentence. Either the importation of noxious organic items is damaging to the environment or it is not.
Aussie customs needs to learn a few things from their American brothers/sisters. If you disrespect US Borders and Customs, you'll be getting arrested. Aussies are way too nice to be treated like this.
@@cpcxgsr As an Australian I totally agree with you - not only do they disrespect our customs' officers but also our laws - we only have ourselves to blame because our fines, when imposed (rarely) are laughable.
They are Australian citizens!! The workers work them!!
I do not understand why we do not remove people's visas after they try to import illegal stuff.
100% any deception and they're going home
The game must go on ..what will all those agents do for work?
The student visa racket is a scam. Universities and governments should be made accountable.
The arrogance of these people is mind blowing.
Rude chinese
Or stupidity
I knew the student came back because he didn’t want his parents to know that he failed his course.
Same lol
Yep
If he was really that concerned, he should have stayed in college.
After watching kdrama..... One can tell how much they care about their image n prestige 😅😂
How do some of these students get into courses in Australia, UK, etc their English is very poor
The nervous Chinese man said on the phone when he was asked no phone call please, “I’ve been examined. They caught me.”
Thanks for the translation.
No he said, I am at where they do the examinations. I am being examined. He sounded more like he was reassuring someone on the line.
He was so agitated that I was getting concerned the inspector's knife was within reach.
@@user-zk6no3no3gIt makes me wonder if the person he was talking to, was just his ride, or another passenger (and wether they got any contraband through) 🤔🤷🏻♂️
Thank you SnowDrop😊
Just take the phone away from him. If you say jail, he’ll learn English rather quickly
Yes! 😅
I am sure that if the tables were turned, and travelers were found to have broken laws in a Chinese airport, punishment would be immediate, and very severe.
And your point is ……. that different things happen in different countries? Wow, who knew?
I think they're trying to say that Australia is clearly too lenient on a**holes
Her point is they know that they can get away with in the West, yet they’d never tolerate it in their own country. Who knew.
The point is Australia should be just as harsh and strict to non citizens
@@gweilospur5877so you think it's ok for Chinese to take advantage of our soft laws ? They wouldn't break the law in their own country why do it here
I am confused why the guy from China was not refused entry to Australia.
He said student there?
From watching other episodes I think they only refuse entry if drugs are involved, in which case the police gets involved. Otherwise they confiscate whatever, have them pay a fee and they are allowed to enter the country.
@@HerculePoirot-lr6kp lol there was kind of drugs involved! some of the seeds were cannabis seeds
Yeah, general non-declarants will still usually be allowed into the country unless some type of smuggling is involved (drugs, cigarettes etc)
It's quite possible that he is an Australian citizen or permanent resident.
When I travelled to Australia at the age of 20 for the very 1st time, a woman asked me, if I could take her luggage as she has an excess one.. A concerned Australian guy advised me not to.. I'm glad I listened! That was my very 1st time travelling internationally! Always look out for yourself! Even your own nationality will put you at risk for their own bad agendas!🥵
At every airport in the US , there are signs & loudspeaker warnings every 10 minutes that tell you NOT to take anything but your personal baggage past the security areas, and to refuse anyone who asks to 'help them' with packages to get through the lines.
If you are holding it - you own it. The 'sweet little old lady' that gave you the package is now invisible.
Huh? He tried to smuggle stuff into Australia and all he get is a fine?! And he can continue to enter the country??? Wow!
His passport will be marked and the high risk behavior notated on all airports around the world.
This fool will be stopped and searched at every airport, coming and going, every time he flies.
They don't tell this kind that info, but they should, as it would stop the repeat offenders.😊
It's just cigarette.
just call the cops the'l stop all his reaching...whats big deal call border security/use ur head they have a lot of police at their call...work smarter cut the games...
@@w2385-i2sthe seeds were the major problem
@@DianeHasHopeInChrist Well, duh! Though, I watch a ton of these, and this one show Locked Up Abroad.
There's a cure for fidgety hands. They're called handcuffs.
Failure to declare, and concealing items, especially high risk items should be an automatic visa cancellation. They should be held in detention till the next available flight back to country of origin. Print this on the declaration form and in the arrivals terminal.
bit harsh... i dont think you know how humans work...
High risk items? Hahah they are cigarettes
@@danewoods4712 Concealed seeds are cigarettes?
I might disagree with you just for having stuff in the bag, but the attempt to steal the cigarettes back and hide them again should be grounds for resisting law enforcement, which should make him be refused entry
That would never happen because it will start costing money instead of the money making machine it is now. The fines are 6k now.
im always so shocked how they just dont have the police on standby while they search their bags and just let people ignore their instructions and even take back thier contraband ITS CRAZY!
They are the police within that Jurisdiction, they just don't act like one.
Yeah i'm pretty sure the Australian Federal Police does patrol airport
Why not call the army? Dangerous criminals trying to smuggle some seeds?? Maybe you need the SAS for that... he's even perspiring!!
Where are these travellers going? They’re in a secure area.
@@viciazzo
Seeds
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Stuff
I cannot understand, the student spent 3 yrs in Australia, he cannot speak English.
He is look for a job. Obviously
I hate this stereotype. Many White foreigners stay here in philippines for more than 5 yrs or even decades. Cant bother to learn the language.
A woman was fined $3000 because she forgot she had a sandwich in her bag yet dodgey seed guy gets $350 fine??? What a joke!!! What’s going on at the Australian border?!!
These videos are like from 15 years ago that’s why. Now they have different policies and different fines
That's ...we call LAW !
Believe it or not, not all events in human history happen at the same time, and fines from 20% of a century ago might have been a little different. You should have been able to figure this out on your own with some basic critical thinking skills. 🤯
@@isocarboxazidYou are trying to put someone down to make yourself feel better, like you have never made a mistake before 🫠 being kind is free and feels nicer too
Based on the computers they used, it must be a very old video / episode..
19:44 Why didn't they prosecute this clown? He knew what he was doing was against Australian immigration laws because he literally stole back confiscated cigarettes.
Maybe if they did, these idiots would stop bringing stuff into the country - or at least try to!!😊
Australia is lax
I feel like he was seen as just a foolish old man, not really seen as a criminal , but I agree they should've gave him harsher penalties
The audacity
Prosecute someone for cigarettes? It's not drugs.
After the guy ignored her directive to put down the phone, I would have had an officer come stand next to him to restrict his movements. I also would have gotten an interpreter immediately.
I don't understand why they don't have more immediate access to interpreters all the time. So many of these episodes seem to bear out the need.
They are much more lenient than customs at the US; personally I would have stopped his beligerence immediately.
TSA WOULD HAVE BOPPED HIM😂
They need separate lines for the Chinese with Chinese speaking people doing the searching
@@broussngunantichambers4567 This is years ago. Check it out.
@@broussngunantichambers4567 Dont talk nonsense.
That man with the water bottle made me so MAD! So disrespectful and arrogant!
That's how they are everywhere, even in Singapore. Chinese in Singapore don't see these China's Chinese as comrades or brother, particularly those visitors who flout our laws.
@@dingaroo2003 Same when they visit Switzerland very arrogant and rude going in restaurants stealing hot water then using a table outside bringing own foods and drinks ect. i have seen alot in 40years im not saying all are bad but its a common sight in bad behaviors
Its just basic chinese demeanor. see why other asians get super insulted when people think they are 'chinese'.
I’m in Thailand and I reported my Chinese neighbors 10 times already. Disrespectful to others and obnoxious. Don’t listen to anyone’s complaints and give us dirty looks.
I'm infuriated every time I watch the NZ and Aus versions of these border control shows. They're waaaaay too lenient with 98% of these deceptive selfish scumbags.
When they give that blank look like they don't know what's going on believe me they know. They laughing at you on the inside.
@@wicomms Oh, I totally agree. That internal moral compass whirrs silently but wildly and their conscience does battle with their greed, sense of self-preservation and their arrogance. They switch to survival mode once they've ascertained that they've been rumbled and there's a great deal of mental chaos behind the blank stares.
These are Australian citizens! Watch your mouth
@@Chris.in.taiwan No.
The intentional failure declare stuff is a slap in the wrist $390 for "Not knowing" come on they knew. I say arrest them and send them back home!
It is VERY concerning and definitely underrated, how dangerous foreign seeds and plants, not even to mention pests can be for a country...as involved as I am with agriculture, this makes me VERY angry 💢😡
I don't get why anyone would be smuggling seeds. Is there a demand for plants that are impossible to get or illegal there?
I am well aware of how damaging invasive species can be and don't understand what the motive is to bring them in.
@@michaelhmiles there is a huge value in ancient seeds and seeds for plants and vegetables that you would have to otherwise have to import for a lot of $$$. The reason why a lot of them are banned to be cultivated other than by specialized and certified growers. Is because if they ever spread, they might completely take over or at least disrupt the environment they are not native to. So...some people think they can be careful enough and safe $$$, bring seeds and grow them. The risks outweighs the benefit, but especially Chinese are very selfish and have little to no regard for others or the environment. That's my personal experience.
If only you hadn't used the Google word underrated lol it would have been a very insightful comment
So he was enrolled in an Australian study program for 3 years but needs a translator to communicate with border control?
Which university in Australia has a business school taught in Korean?
Chinese
@@ZelenoJabkowhat
@@Jessicathebright there are businesses schools in Chinese
@@ZelenoJabko I didn't know that. It doesn't make any sense to me.
The big advantage for Chinese students to study abroad should certainly be to improve their foreign language abilities?
I can guarantee you this(from experience): if there is a business program taught in Chinese, those students will have zero interaction with Australian people.
They will eat together in local Chinese restaurants, sleep together in a dormatory or rent an apartment together, have all social activities as a group... etc etc.
They might prop up their resumes with the fact they studied abroad.
It's less likely they offer programs in Korean though. Do you know those exist also?
@@dozogno it's generally for the countries education certificate not necessarily the language, English speakers do that so the time
That security agent who stopped Mr Nicotea-n, is totally inept. The man REPEATEDLY goes fishing around in his luggage, takes a phone call, reaches back in & all he has to do is ignore her passive pleading.
She might be pleasant, she might be intelligent, well-informed & a joy to be around - but she seems to lack the deliberate nature you need when dealing with people like Mr Nicotea-n. The moment he picked up his phone & answered it is when she should have called for security - and not that wiry translator, but someone who isn't afraid to restrain someone. Of COURSE, he won't take you seriously, he's been picking away at his luggage while you search it & all he got was a "sir, please don't".
If you're not going to prosecute the tobacco smuggler, why even waste the time? A $360 fine is a joke.
$360 probably didn't even cover the manpower to have 6 people frisk him for the very things he stole BACK from her...
360 was cheap.. I would definitely try it again knowing I will only have to pay 360 if caught.
At least the seeds and tobacco were taken away 😂
Slap on the wrist😂
I have seen that agent in another episode and she is the same: very nice. She needs to be tougher.
If we behaved like this at China border security, I dread to think what would happen
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You'd end up on a milk carton
Glad the fines have been increased. Most everyone always seemed to have it and like no big deal. The seizures that bother me most are the trafficked wildlife 😭. Those are the abusers who should not be fined but walked to the gallows.
2 minutes of content stretched to 20. Its so entertaining to watch the same thing 5 times in the same episode. Not.
People must be laughing at our biosecurity laws. $340 is not deterrent. They will continue and get away with it.
The fine has been increased to $420
@@johnrobinson1020 Yeah, an extra $80 is going to stop them. How about mandatory detention for a week?
@@herc_ules_therealone That sounds okay but that would cost the taxpayer more than the fine to keep them in jail for a week. Much better to hit them where it hurts, the pocket, the fine should be very high, we get fined over $300 for going over the speed limit by 10 kph and they get fined not much more for breaking border security laws. And the customs officers should not spend time arguing with them, immediately they find undeclared stuff in their luggage, they should be no excuses and fined straight away and all the products not declared confiscated regardless of whether it is commercially packaged or not.
It’s thousands now, and possible visa cancellation.
4:25
“Sir no phone no phone no phone sir no phone”
Keeps talking on phone.
God just grab it from him already.
Exactly
They probably don't have the authority to do so. That's why they call the Federal Police.
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Just to weak its a joke, just let them know don't fluck with us or your straight back to china and no return for 5 to 10 years resident or not
shittnme... it's my phone and I'm answering it
There will never an end to these infractions of Australian laws. The fine is joke!!!!
Australia needs a fixed-rate fines system. If your income is low, you pay a standard fine; if you earn more than a certain amount, then the fines are higher. If you're a millionaire, the fines are huge.
Exactly, the immigration officers went through all these checks and almost every single chinese traveller they checked brought in undeclared and prohibited items and yet they still are allowed into the country with no prosecution and just a small fine which is nothing to these travellers. This is why they kept doing it. It's pretty useless to me and a complete waste of time. They might as well don't bother doing these checks. The laws needs to be more tough and penalties should be in the tens of thousands or imprisonment. That will be the only deterrent that will stop these people from doing what they are still doing.
@@TS-pj9xgWhole heartedly agree. These people know it's illegal. Why else would they be hiding the stuff?
Maybe Australian officers are nicer but here in Canada/US when officers inspect your luggage you don't go near/ or touch anything. I personally witnessed someone almost getting arrested for impeding the search, that lady very quickly backed off when told next time she reaches she'd be in cuffs and then stayed quiet the whole time. How many times did the first lady officer tell the chinese dude who stay away or don't touch? damn that's quite a bit of patience
Lax Australia
They're nicer to Asians
Australian custom female officer totally inefficient and lack basic authority. She needs to be reassigned to a desk job
Im sure if you you smuggle any hazards into China… You would be jailed for Long time🤷🏼♂️ Insaine that people Take that risk, on the behalf of any nation🫣
Drugs and Tobacco… IGAF!
No they wouldn't dare do anything illegal in China,, yet think it's fine to bring all manner of contraband into Australia!
The Mainland Han Chinese have had a staggering level of superiority and ethnocentrism drummed into them by the ruling CCP government for over 50 years.
They don’t think that any other culture or race matters and often expect to get away with anything they do wrong because of where they come from.
I find it very hard to sympathise with someone who has been in Australia for 3 years on a Student Visa, who can barely communicate in English. What type of IELTS did they pass!!!!! I think the denial for re-entry made sense.
Its like in New Zealand where you have to do the English test to get residency but we have so many residents who cant speak English.
Considering a cert 3 does not take 3 years, it was ridiculous anyway. A degree takes 3 years.
If I remember the IELTS can still be passed if you score high in writing and reading.
could be a math degree, music degree, or art degree, etc that requires minimal language usage and not a requirement
We have the same thing happening in Canada. If you are coming from a Muslim country enter as a student and then bring over the rest of your family, extended or otherwise. It doesn’t matter if you attend your classes or not, no one ever checks. Didn’t graduate, that doesn’t matter either, once again it is never checked. These people don’t speak English or even try to learn. They don’t have a job and no prospects for getting one. They arrive here knowing nothing about how Canadian live and have decided they don’t care about how we live, they will continuing living the way that they have been living just in a different country. Our government has now implemented a plan that states if you hire a Muslim person to work for your company, they (our government) will pay 75 percent of their salary. Unfortunately if you are from the EU, UK, Australia or New Zealand you are SOL. So right now a Canadian student born here, educated here can’t get a job because the government isn’t willing to pay 75 percent of their salary. Qualified or not, if you can learn on the job you are hired. Where by the university or college graduate who has the qualifications loses out to someone who knows nothing. I used to think I was so lucky to have been born in Canada, educated in Canada and until I retired I had a well paid position. That position has now been filled by someone new to our country who speaks little to no English. They know nothing about the job or what the job entails. I have been asked to come back and train this woman to which I replied an adamant no. She can read the job description manual that I had worked on for more than 10 years. The manual was constantly being updated, changed, job duties changed, or modified or deleted all together. Working on this manual there was always something to add or something to delete. Well guess what, she can barely speak English and she can’t read it at all. Our government let in 1,000,000 Muslims in 2023 of which the majority were uneducated, too old to work, contribute nothing to our tax base and become a drain on our medical system without contributing one cent. I could go on and on and on, but I won’t because it is not fair to the hard working, English speaking Muslims who I have met. They are just as Canadian as I am and hate what our country has become.
How can you be a student in a country without speaking the language?
He might speak and understand more English than he is admitting. Also, he might know enough vocabulary pertaining only to the subject matter he's studying. I'm just guessing.
Once I met a young man who had travelled to South America. He was fluent enough to carry a conversation in Spanish even though he only knew verbs in the present tense which we found quite amusing.
I thought exactly that myself
He wasn't a successful student. Lack of English language skills may be at least part of the reason.
A lot of international students do not speak fluently the language of the foreign country they are studying in. If the country speaks for example English in addition to their local dialect then many international students will just try to get by with English and if it's their 2nd language then a lot of them will have mediocre English grammar
In canada there are a lot of young chinese who speak terrible wngish yet they have the best jobs… some countries just dont care. We will end up being bred out by the chinese and indians anyway
How come a forgotten chicken sandwich from an elderly NZ woman got her a $3000 fine and all this is only $300
NZ border control are way over the top when it comes to genuine errors and can get carried away in general. Having said that, the guy carrying the seeds should have been fined way more.
I'm wondering the same...
I think they make decisions based off of perceived ability to pay.. Only thing that makes sense.
@@flufwix this is Australia! A nzwoman was recently fine $3000!
@@miekesmit7012because these videos are old and fines have gone way up.
She can’t seem to get this Chinese man under control,I would think she would keep certain items out of reach from him. She’s not very strict with him like she should be.
RUDE CHINESE GOING INTO ANOTHER COUNTRY
Officer Andrea in dealing with the Chinese male passenger was unable to control the situation and he even managed to steal back some cigarettes. She really needs to be more assertive and have more training.
She needed to call security.
Fired
She does. She politely tells him to put the phone down and then says shes calling the AFP. Which is the Australian version of the FBI, who also do airport security and federal facilities.@@slc1161
"he's not paying attention to me" !! Of course he's not with you just repeating yourself and doing absolutely nothing. That phone call should have been reason enough to put him on the next plane back. You sound like a parent who continually threatens their child with discipline, but never follows through.
Andrea needs to be fired. She has no control and is being walked all over. She isn’t doing her job properly.
I flew from Canada to Australia in 2006. My advice for everyone: Be Prepared. Once you have your baggage and you're "free to go", no, you might not be. Depending on your situation (I went there as a single guy, no one with me), you might get approached by airport security asking for details on where you're going and for how long. Have your passport ready. Have your itinerary ready (if you don't know what that is, Google it, and then make one). Don't just show up at Sydney Airport and think you're going on a random adventure. Australian officials don't like random. lol
3:51 He looks C O N C E R N E D.
9:37 When your hair REALLY wants to party.
19:30 I'm sorry but we're way past the point where a second person should have been present for this. The guy refused to comply from the start and was acting difficult.
My husband an italian american, me and our infant daughter was stopped at australiann immigration. Our passports taken and checked fr more than an hr. Then returned to us. No explanation !
3:51 guy was just concerned that the ppl waiting for him are worried. He was just telling them he’s at the inspection place
Nvm just watched the full video.
Fines in Australia is a joke. We have way harsher fines in Canada
@@Labi_woof Yeah we don't faff around with fines, that's for sure.
That Chinese guy with the tobacco & seeds was so flustered, he didn't even take the little sticker off his glasses. 😂
They let the seed guy enter after all of that? Crazy!
He lives there, its very common with Chinese in Australia
He was wild 😂
@@bardo0007 They're no different in the U.S.
Notice that all the culprits are Aisans or Chinese looking. Strange.
They are the criminals.😒😒😒
Hong Konger here. Cause we are fairly close in distance and there is a large Chinese community in Australia. Studied there, there's several towns where you don't need to know English to survive. And these are typical mainlander Chinese with their selfish ways. Embarrasing and make us other Asians look bad.
The chainess man should be arrested and jailed they play dumb but they know what they are doing
Anyone clearly being caught hiding/snuggling items in should have to return to their country plus pay for return flight
Because he worked in a restaurant instead of studying.
4 years for a Diploma! Nope. He was working here and sending money home.
lol no, i think his parents are loaded and they pay for his schooling but he goes international to party
What I don't like about the videos of border force is they jump from one person to the other. Finish interviewing one person, then go to the next, it is so annoying to jump from one scene to another.
Do they have agents who speak other languages?
My guess is that they have so many problems with Chinese nationals that there is an interpreter on standby.
a Diploma doesnt take 3-4 years .. so the last guy was probably just wasting his time
it can..
Cert 3 one year, cert 4 one year, diploma one year. = ,3 years.
If they tell you not to grab your phone while they are searching your bags in the US and you grab your phone anyways....they will rip you a new one
Way to easy on them
I just donot understand why they cannot abide by the laws of the land.
Why wasn’t the guy caught for smuggling, seeds, tobacco etc not refused entry
This chinese vagabond has been stopped several times since i started watching this show he keeps on doing the same mistakes why don’t they just deport him as so tired of seeing him on my tv
I hope Canadian Border Services watch this program. Young or old, it is hard to believe the lying and bad behavior. Deport them immediately.
CBS used to have the same show...
@@mlmielke Yeah. There are still episodes on here.
In Canada they get preferential treatment, they are treated like a god. And many simps marry them
@@PeaceWatcher-ek7zlexactly when I walked in Toronto and Vancouver I thought I was in another country
This is an Australian video, not Canadian.
The young Korean kid didn't think that they would check to see if he was enrolled in courses. You thought WRONG!! And just saying that you're "thinking of enrolling in a diploma course" doesn't mean you actually will - and you have no funds to pay for school!! Guess who's going home!!!
Who else thinks the kid on the student visa lied to his parents about school? I don't think his parents know he got kicked out for not showing up....
The borde forse is wayy too lenient on people hiding illegal stuff in their bags and lying about everything. Fines should be at least double more actions taken to stop the people from doing this.
The weird thing with the Korean ‘student’, is that a certificate 4 in Australia does not take 4 years. A cert 4 is below any university course; it is more like a bridging certificate, and can (easily) be completed in under 18 months even at part time engagement.
Yes! It's most often under 12 months to complete a certificate 4. And that's only 2 to 3 days a week.
It's also strange that he doesn't speak English. How can he follow and understand a course in Australia then? 🤭
@@Random_user_8472 I did a cert 4 IT course. And there was a girl from Japan residing here for the course. She could only speak a little English and would translate every with a translation app written or spoken . Emiko was a high distinction student. Some of the other girls didn't like her because not only was she more intelligent she was drop dead beautiful.
@@boblouden6663 That's really cool and true. Japanese girls can be so amazing beautiful, as well they are intelligent, respectful, disciplined and humble, also hard working.
And yeah, girls and their jealousy... it's a never ending story. Some people are so focussed on other people's qualities that they don't see their own qualities anymore, a self-blindness.
I live in Perú myself and I speak a little Spanish, most of my communication I do with an app too, it works great (my previous comment about that wasn't that seriously meant).
@@Random_user_8472 He seems like he did speak English and well. I don't think he needed an interpreter.
In my experience, most Chinese have no compunction about lying.
20:22 A few hundred dollar fine?
IS THAT ALL?
It should be at least TEN times that amount, if not more. .
A couple hundred bucks is nothing for them. . a minor inconvenience. . Just a little bit extra on the cost of the trip
Soooo repetitive. Soooooo repetitive. Sooooo repetitive. It could have been cut to half the time and nothing would have been lost.
the fines are a joke should be 1000 plus and i bet they dont pay them
That man should have been prosecuted
I love this show. Ours was cancelled in Canada, because of a filmed interrogation.
Good. Canadian customs agents are morons. They give Canada a bad name with their ignorance. (Canadian here)
I suppose how they talk to passengers or interrogate them have high standard and protocols. If not could cause an international ‘incident’.
@@jessiejames7492 Can't be showing an interrogation on live tv with no lawyer present, it violated our Constitution.
@@Tjd1982 so quick to point out others’ faults. But these foreigners are infringing on laws everyday
@@jessiejames7492 I pointed out no ones faults, merely stated why it was cancelled.
How is that Korean student studying in Australia and he needs an interpreter? As.and ESL teacher, it makes me weep because colleges enrol too many students without the requisite language skills causing a whole world of pain for the school, the professors and everyone else.
Given the importance of Australia's bio security, why wouldn't they increase the fines to $20,000 instead of around $300?
If the fine increases were heavily advertised at international airports, would the efforts to illegally import bio threats reduce substantially? Yes or No?
*That sweat bead zoom-in at **0:52** deserves an Emmy!*
That guy had me falling out of my chair ..when he takes out his phone and starts chatting.
Right? Time for a phone search.
No telephone!
Animals
I am far away from Australia, but it made me angry that people(some of them) do not respect the laws which actually is for the benefit and security of Traveler and Australian people. In the meantime I had to laugh when I have seen the maggots(worms) how negligent are them to bring in suitcase and the another to steal back the illegal drugs. Horrible! It something to shout at sky!!!
360 dollars fine is peanut for peoples who deliberately conceal banned products to Australia , they do it with a clear purpose so they need to face more heavy fine and jail . Only with heavy fine may stop them smuggle banned goods to Australia.
The patience of the border security people are legendary.
Only when they have a camera on them..
@@vickikay54In all my years of travelling, I’ve never experienced anything but courtesy and patience, even when I see them under very trying circumstances with similar passengers, no cameras rolling.
Is legendary.
yeah this has to change... Western law enforcement is just pathetically weak lately...
@@vineleak7676 I'd be interested to see the data that provides that statement.
A $360 fine is just simply not enough. Should be per item, every single seed, etc. should have a fine, minimum.
Very much agree with you
How has this guy studied in an english speaking country for 3 apparent years and still needs a translator for a basic conversation??
No one needs a translator to converse. They need an interpreter.
On translates the written and interprets the spoken.
How is it you don't know English enough to know the correct word?
If you're going to judge at least get a clue first, Jack!
@@justanotherday3187 Translate can be used interchangeably for written and spoken. You could be so much more than a boring internet pedant, yet here you are.
A mere 360 Dollars for a possible trillion Dollar consequence while the student gets a possible 3 year ban. Baffling.
12:20 it's funny how a couple centuries ago all it took to enter Australia was being a convict but now it's nearly impossible
The south korean 'student' wanting to return to Australia for a FORTH year and needing a translator, 🤣
He has strict Asian parents and he doesn’t want to admit to them he flunked out of college and wasted their money partying.
Probably hoped to go back, ask for tuition money and just stall until he can do something.
Maybe hoped he can do an easier course or maybe just stall facing the music.
*Fourth. Seems you may need one, too...
@@G_지성 🤣Oh dear, you are quite right.🤣
I am sure that such Business Courses are also available in South Korea too.
4:53 that guy didn’t care 😂😂😂
DEPORT the smugglers
refuse to declare should mean NO ENTRY & put on next flight back!
Oh yes, the student will enrol in a new course once he’s allowed into the country… Red flags!
HIGH RISK SEEDS!!! spills them all over the table
The man with all the seeds and tobacco should be jailed
Andrea has no idea how to control a situation, has anybody noticed the tab on his glasses lense 😅😅😅 what a joke
The man with the water bottle should have been prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law for his obvious deceit and sent back home on the next available flight and *permanently banned* from ever entering Australia.
Wow no empathy from those border officers when cancelling the South Korean man’s visa.
The man didn't meet the qualifications.
Andrea should have called the AFP quickly. He would have been less likely to misbehave. A $360 fine is a joke and he still gets to enter Australia. Penalties in Canada and the USA are much higher.
Officer Andrea should request immediate assistance from the police force and not waste so much time talking to disrespectful and uncooperative travelers.
Why uk doesn’t send illegals back? instead giving them free accommodation and food in the name of human rights or helping them to claim asylum for example china or India as many other countries are not a war torn country. How absurd