How to distinguish the contract trap of study abroad intermediary

If you consider studying abroad, you must find a reliable intermediary. But some intermediaries will use your ignorance to set contract traps and get you into trouble. This paper will introduce several ways to identify the contract trap of overseas immigrants to help you safeguard your rights and interests.

Understand visas and policies

First of all, you need to know something about the visa you are applying for and the corresponding immigration policy in Australia. If you hear the promise of the intermediary, you can emigrate in half a year and earn 200 thousand a year by attending the aged care class, it is probably a trap.

A contract in black and white

Secondly, the intermediary is required to write all commitments in black and white in the contract. This includes refund terms, processing cycle, processing conditions, etc. The oral agreement is invalid.

Don't believe that pies fall from the sky.

Finally, remember not to believe in good things that fall from the sky. Don't believe the agent's claim that he has acquaintances in the immigration office. None of this is credible.