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Australian Permanent Residency
I recently submitted my application for Australian Permanent Residency (PR) and noticed that the phone number listed in the reference letter from my colleague is inaccurate.
Could this be a problem for my application?
Do immigration officials usually contact referees to confirm information directly?
I would appreciate any guidance on this matter. Additionally, as a SAS programmer, are there job opportunities available in Australia? Thank you!
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Hi Tony and welcome to our community 🙂.
The incorrect phone number in your reference letter might not necessarily cause a major issue, but it’s always best to ensure that all details in your application are accurate.
The Department of Home Affairs may conduct verification checks, including contacting referees.
If they attempt to call and the number is incorrect, it could raise concerns. If you realise an error after submission, you can notify the Department through ImmiAccount and provide the correct details.
Regarding job opportunities as an SAS programmer, Australia has demand for data analysts and statistical programmers, especially in finance, healthcare, and government sectors.
You can check our website at https://482jobs.com (all jobs listed there offer visa sponsorship) as well as https://seek.com.au and https://indeed.com.au for job listings.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
All the best
Mark
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