What else will the Israeli Immigration Bureau check besides arresting illegal workers?

In addition to arresting illegal workers, the Israeli Immigration Bureau will also conduct other types of inspections and reviews. The following are some situations that the Immigration Bureau may check:

1. Immigration status: The Immigration Bureau will check the applicant's immigration status documents to ensure that he has legally obtained a residence or work permit. They will verify whether the applicant has a legal visa or right of abode. If it is found that the applicant's identity is illegal or fraudulent, the Immigration Bureau has the right to take actions, including refusing entry or deportation.

2. Illegal employment: The Immigration Bureau will investigate and deal with illegal employment, including arresting illegal workers and employers. They will review the employment contract, salary payment and industry of both employers and employees to ensure that the employment relationship is legal. If employers are found to employ illegal immigrants, they may face the risk of fines, criminal charges or revocation of business licenses.

3. Tax evasion: The Immigration Bureau also has the right to investigate the tax payment of immigrants, including auditing the income and assets of immigrants in Israel. They will check tax records, financial documents and tax returns to ensure that immigrants abide by tax laws and regulations and do not evade taxes. If it is found that someone intentionally evades taxes or violates tax regulations, the Immigration Bureau may take corresponding actions, including fines, criminal charges or deportation.

4. National security: The Immigration Bureau is also responsible for ensuring national security. Therefore, they may conduct background checks on applicants, including security risk assessment and immigration records review. If the applicant is found to have problems related to terrorism, criminal acts or other security threats, the Immigration Bureau may refuse his entry or take other necessary security measures.

It should be noted that the above are only some possible inspections and audits by the Immigration Bureau, and the specific situation may also be affected by local policies and regulations. Regarding the specific requirements and procedures of the Israeli Immigration Bureau, it is recommended to consult the local immigration bureau or professional lawyers to obtain accurate information.