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Why Are These Elderly Visa Applicants Being Forced To Travel Overseas In The Middle of a Pandemic?
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Air Date: Sun 10 Jan 2021
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The Department of Immigration is sticking to its guns over a rule that forces elderly visa applicants to fly overseas in the middle of the COVID pandemic. No joke.

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