Louis
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Hi , so Im from Indonesia but I was a student in Singapore for 2 years and I plan to further my study in Australia
I havent been to Australia before and next month is going to be my first time to go to Australia so I was quite nervous
So basically , I apply for a student visa but when they ask my usual country of residence , some people told me to put Singapore
as I was applying for my visa in Singapore however some other people told me to put Indonesia
as I was an Indonesian Citizen
But I just put Singapore as I think its make more sense as I was applying in Singapore
A week later I got my Student visa granted with the information saying that singapore is my country of residence
However , I have completed my study In Singapore and im going back to Indonesia for a month before my study in Australia begin
therefore Singapore is not longer my country of residence.
So my question is , in the Incoming passenger card if I put Indonesia will it confuse the officer or will they might interrogate me ?
I havent been to Australia before and next month is going to be my first time to go to Australia so I was quite nervous
So basically , I apply for a student visa but when they ask my usual country of residence , some people told me to put Singapore
as I was applying for my visa in Singapore however some other people told me to put Indonesia
as I was an Indonesian Citizen
But I just put Singapore as I think its make more sense as I was applying in Singapore
A week later I got my Student visa granted with the information saying that singapore is my country of residence
However , I have completed my study In Singapore and im going back to Indonesia for a month before my study in Australia begin
therefore Singapore is not longer my country of residence.
So my question is , in the Incoming passenger card if I put Indonesia will it confuse the officer or will they might interrogate me ?