Ms Aghajani explains how important is that, people overseas seeking refuge or migration to Australia, must tell the truth and stick to their story, otherwise, if they keep changing their stories, they will get rejected.
She also mentioned that your story must be related to what is happening to you now and not few years ago.
Ms Aghajani touches on the new Australian citizenship application laws. She urges people who want to apply, to study the rules and requirements thoroughly, which are published in Arabic as well, and understand them before going to the test.
Finally, she talks about the relief of Melbournians after the easing of lockdown and restriction of travelling and she says people are so excited to be able to meet their relatives and friends residing in other states.
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