What questions will Australian immigration background check ask?

In general, the questions asked in the background investigation of Australian immigrants are all about the applicant's personal situation, as follows:

When the consulate general calls, he may directly ask if there is a main application. When did this person join the job and what did he mainly do? Or the consulate will directly say to find the personnel department or references. If there is no personnel department, they will ask who is in charge of personnel. Generally, the applicant finds it himself. Summary of frequently asked questions on background investigation of Australian immigrant visa;

1. When did you join the company?

2. What are your main responsibilities? Have you done any other work besides these tasks?

3. Who wrote the work certificate? Will the signer understand the contents of the work certificate?

4. Which department do you belong to?

5. The business scope of your company.

6. How many employees are there in the company and what departments are there?

7. Personal information of the applicant: such as the customer's education, age, graduation school, etc.

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