Rude Students Challenge Border Officers | Border Security Australia

[@BorderSecurityOfficial]

Why do you think these passengers have such bad attitudes?

[@sergiocentenoburciaga]

@@BorderSecurityOfficial some of the people thinks just because I am from another country , I am entittle to a very different threatment , I have seen it and when they run in trouble they sure don't know what to do , they just don't the rules

[@christinehore4624]

Because they get away with it in Australia. We need to be like Canada & toughen our Laws and stop this BS from so called "students, visitors, etc:"

[@turobinson7414]

I think they have something to hide. Their answers were not genuine. I also think that some of the students are classic narcissists. Just look at their behaviour.

[@robertbercht9875]

Because Australian border force are racist, rude and arrogant. They’re still trying to enforce the white Australia policy.

[@MaryS-r6f]

The rude people mostly are from specific countries. If you watch this show often, it's mostly from the people who always bring food to our country. We are not strict enough and let them get away with it.

[@NadaStievater]

I admire these officers for their patience.

[@centurione6489]

If I were one of them, I would get myself 10 years in the slammer the first day on the job.

[@fionahawking7865]

Me too😅​@@centurione6489

[@Aaqe]

Too much patience encourages rude people to be even worse. It is a counterproductive measure.

[@francesrose18]

@@NadaStievater 3 rude strikes and your visa is denied! 3 visa denials = Permanent denial! And the so-called fines for "undeclared good" should be in the thousands, not a few hundred. History of "undeclared items" should = visa permanently denied.

[@ront2424]

@@centurione6489 I would not last an hour

[@russellmackinnon1253]

I love it when Chinese visitors go on about "rights". Like, they they or we have "rights" over in China land ??

[@keithhodgson6489]

Very well made point!

[@bobjacobson858]

I've read that people from Taiwan are embarrassed when around people from China, because the latter are often rude and pushy.

[@suesu940]

😂😂😂

[@Tam-r4j]

😂😂😂

[@annabrisley479]

Love it!

[@michelehemlokhexwhite4310]

The amount of cagey, unhelpful passengers is insane. If you are traveling legitimately, you shouldn't have any issue answering questions in a polite way.

[@arbjful]

But the Chinese girls were traveling legitimately..

[@narajuna]

YES those dam terrorists and spies always rude and with no answers.... Legitimately?

[@mrvgstyle2442]

In China, they are taught that they are great, so they bring that attitude with them. They are not aware that, outside of China, they are seen as just the opposite. Americans do the same but, in China, it's next level.

[@mjd111]

🎯🎯🎯

[@crashharmonyroberson5076]

You underestimate how fatigued and sore people are after a flight

[@Antsfist]

You don't have the right to examine my baggage 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@reynaldoflores4522]

Oh, YYEEESSSS they do !!!

[@tomtom8786]

They even examine phones

[@caitneedham]

Never argue with border security officers.

[@deathbycheese850]

Some people are so inept, they don't realise that being rude, argumentative, and generally acting suspiciously, it will hold up the customs officer, so they have to wait even longer. Good manners go a long way.

[@NGP14]

Customs have the right to search.!! you are a student travelling internationally You should know the rules!! Speak to our officers with respect!! Great job Border security much respect for the work you do..✌️

[@supersonic8071]

When the chinese say they are students sometimes they fake it out they bought a fake degree…. they are crazy

[@sfsf6768]

Aussies always demand respect but dish out passive aggressive arrogance. Respect is not automatically given just because you’re an aussie. Aussies worship aussies and can’t get their heads around the fact that the rest of the world doesn’t.

[@jayloving2005]

I am Aussie and majority custom officer are racist.. and treat migrants like inhuman

[@imhassane]

Why would you be disrespectful to a border agent? It’s like insulting your doctor while he’s treating you.

[@Sophiaoliver20]

Most of them are sarcastic and bad humoured

[@suesu940]

I think everyone needs to show mutual respect. It takes the whole community to develop the value.

[@kungkoe6251]

Some Chineses believe that they are being discriminated against and singling out by 'White' people, hence the attitude.

[@michellesaldanha2237]

Imagine faking being a tourist but not even preparing an answer beforehand 😂

[@pantsri]

She is not helping herself by arguing with the officer, silly girl.

[@QTpie-l8b]

Knowing the word “rights” vs knowing what it is may be difficult for someone who grew up without them.

[@krishender]

Then how does she know enough to be able to use the word 'rights'....logically, she has SOME understanding?!

[@ShellL]

I wonder what would happen if an Australian was this rude to Chinese Customs Officers. I’m pretty sure they wouldn’t be treated this well.

[@killingtime7350]

Exactly

[@RickBlaine]

I have been to China and Hong Kong several times. Never has a Chinese officer subjected me to such an interrogation. Of course, if they did, it would be because China is "COMMUNIST" country, and we could have a KZbin comments from the uneducated!!!

[@trueaussie9230]

If you've never been to China you have no idea. Your bigotry shines through.

[@reynaldoflores4522]

I once went to Shanghai as a tourist. I had a Rising Sun keychain hanging from my backpack. A police officer accosted me and ordered me ( politely ) to remove it.😮

[@RickBlaine]

@@reynaldoflores4522 I wonder why? And other memories of the oppression?

[@sasujones226]

To be fair, my son went to Australia for a week and didnt know what he wanted to see. He just asked the hotel for a brochure and went to higjlighted areas.

[@krishender]

Coming to see parts of Australia (on a Visitor's Visa) without knowing what you want to see, would be considered suspect IMO!!

[@lilithowl]

That's weird

[@gmunden1]

Typically you research sites you might be interested in BEFORE traveling to a country.

[@mrkslva4231]

This is racism in the video

[@sylviekins]

@@mrkslva4231no, they have fears that people will overstay and disappear and work illegally.

[@australiagreg3179]

Before Covid I was a waiter in Tasmania where XI Zing Ping visited and subsequently was visited by 1000"s of Chinese. They were all arrogant like these young women and I was so beneath them as a waiter that thier treatment was dispicable. We were quite a high end restaurant and our food was delicious so our name travelled amongst thier groups. Approx 12 would arrive, would not wait to be seated and rearrange tables to suite the size of thier group. Immediatly one would started raising the arm and clicking the fingers for attention. The rest would immediatly bury thier heads in thier phones and completely ignore me, while I was told to bring such and such dishes. I got sick of this and imposed new rules. "All phones down or nobody gets served." "Order all dishes now"., they would order 2 or 3 dishes first to test the quality. Then I would say, "my name is Greg and I am delighted to be your waiter tonight".

[@MariaWerner-sf1ef]

Chinese people take rude to another level, along with the Vietnamese. I lived in China for two years and travelled in Vietnam, so I speak from experience.

[@幸せ777]

Good on you mate. It’s probably a culture thing, but I generally find Chinese have less manners

[@---------------------------__]

Luckily you don’t work in a buffet Search up videos of Chinese in buffets and you’ll see what I mean. I’m not saying all Chinese people are Iike this, but the ones from mainland China seem to always lack etiquette and manners for some reason. I wonder if they dare to act this rude in their own country

[@christianpark-y6l]

why do Chinese all over the world have their own rules?????????

[@jennychuang808]

Because they are Chinese

[@SudhanshuHACKER]

Because they don't know English, their internet is isolated, google and KZbin is banned, they never know how to behave on planet earth. Their country is like a planet inside planet earth.

[@mar6764]

“My citizenship is Chinese” and so what?

[@Harry-wb7uv]

They've been propagandised by the CCP into thinking that being Chinese and having a Chinese passport means that they can go anywhere and do anything. - All other countries bow down and respect them as they are so 'great and powerful'..

[@stellayamashiro2463]

So what ⁉️ I am the king and queen‼️ I rule the world‼️ Everyone must listen to us CHINESE, CHINESE are superior CITIZENS ‼️ CHINA is the country who said YES means YES, NO means NO‼️‼️ If you are not happy about CHINA or CHINESE, Pack your bags and move to the space ‼️‼️ Have you seen how their people fighting for food in the buffets ⁉️ How they cut lines in other countries ⁉️😣😤

[@RonLarhz]

She's trying to say it's discrimination... It's common tactic from PRC.

[@mjensenismeismjensen5587]

@@RonLarhzwhat’s this have to do with prc? They can’t use excuses as convenient as, oh, I don’t know...“being black” or “Jewish”, what else can they say? If they weren’t so often picked on by immigration pretty much everywhere then nobody would think to hint in that direction

[@robertmitchell6080]

Probably why they were blurred while other innocent passengers are completely exposed.

[@Theoffendedmillennial613]

I don’t understand why airports don’t smarten up, it’s the same people with the same lousy excuses 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@gee4694]

Seriously, girls, this ain't the officers' first rodeo.

[@stephenhazeldene7719]

Using bad manners with customs and immigration here in the Philippines will get you denied entry

[@Gordon_River]

Excellent! Why should any country tolerate visitors who insult the first representative they meet?

[@grannyshifter]

But give them a couple thousand pesos and you can insult their whole family and even thank you for it.

[@mrkslva4231]

Who wants to even accidentally live in Phillipines 😂😂

[@SYDAirlineEnthusiast]

I think it would be worse than that. You would be arrested in the Phillipines.

[@SYDAirlineEnthusiast]

@@mrkslva4231for real. I spent a week in Manila, and that was more than enough for me.

[@mariaharris4857]

They are planning to stay in there for a long time... that's why they do not have a plans and can't answer those simple questions

[@Coralita675]

Just because you have a "master’s degree" it doesn't make you intelligent.

[@umeshtiwari5522]

Mate I have 4 Masters Degrees still unemployed

[@shaldana]

Watch USA police chest cam videos some time. Everyone they stop "I went to law school, I know my rights!". It's hilarious.

[@PaulaDautremont]

It would not be suspect to have a CV on a laptop but if it is a hard copy, that would indicate that they are planning to use it to work.

[@theasianjaywalker4455]

No, that doesn't make sense. Also, there is ought to be no problem whatsoever with them taking CVs and handing them out and even interviewing for jobs. Nothing wrong with that. and yes they would give those to schools they may or may not apply at.

[@deathbycheese850]

​@@theasianjaywalker4455it does suggest that they want to work here, and they need the appropriate visas for that, not student visas. Why would you bring hard copies of your CV on holidays? When it can be stored on any electric device with a WIFI connection? I save documents on my email account, so that I can access it. You don't need hard copies.

[@iseeflowers]

You don’t think they can print them out in Australia if they intend to find work?

[@Will-i-am7]

When you apply for a student visa Onshore through an agent or applications for a course, providers want to see CV.

[@theasianjaywalker4455]

@@Will-i-am7 yes and the customs person was simply wrong about this. Plenty of people going overseas take all kinds of paperwork and resumes too. Not only for school or for business and networking but I'd ask Australia what is the problem if she DID get invited to job interviews while she was there? So what? So what if the company says "hey we want to hire you!' so what? So she will do the next phase of work visa application.

[@MontyVierra]

How things have changed in 20 years. My girlfriend and I were in Angkor Wat and after a few days she said let's go to Australia. We flew into Adelaide and no one batted an eye. No one said oh, last minute ticket! or what do you plan to visit? We had no clue. We checked with our hotel and they had several suggestions. After a couple of days seeing the sights, we got on a kind of back-packers' tour that went along the coast to Melbourne staying overnight on the way. We spent a day looking around Melbourne, still with no plan in mind before we came. Then on to Sydney to catch a flight home (to Taiwan). You could do that back then. Oh, wait. Maybe it helped that we were in our 40s and had US passports?

[@Antsfist]

They don't check every single person this way

[@crashharmonyroberson5076]

You underestimate how many people border security fail to stop from entering the country and working. They can’t stop everyone. I can guarantee you they were doing this 20 years ago. Your age, race and passport has nothing to do with it. They stop Americans all the time.

[@reynaldoflores4522]

Americans can go to Australia visa-free. Chinese have to apply for a visa and go through a lengthy application period. And required to submit employment certificates, bank account records, income tax returns, etc. etc

[@MontyVierra]

@@reynaldoflores4522 Thanks.

[@chaotiongsai]

It’s because of where they are from. They are from China. People from Taiwan are also not regarded with suspicion in general worldwide in democratic countries. Other than the bad behavior of many Chinese, they can blame their government for stirring so much trouble all the over the world and giving them a bad reputation.

[@DigitalMaori]

Ive often gone overseas with no idea what Im going to look at, its part of the adventure.

[@wildflower2176]

wow, Karens live in other countries too....

[@BiaheroSolutions]

Of course. Attitude has nothing to do with nationality.

[@sfsf6768]

“ Does that make sense?” is the most annoying question possible.

[@rafaelgelpi2718]

Perfectly normal to travel on vacation and take your CV with you

[@robertmitchell6080]

Not when u cant legally work.

[@SYDAirlineEnthusiast]

As long as you don’t apply for jobs based in Australia, nothing wrong with this.

[@kevindsozua]

Why do people carry their resume while trying to get into a country to work illegally? Surely getting a printout isnt that expensive

[@deathbycheese850]

Email is free lol.

[@kevindsozua]

@deathbycheese850 Exactly They bring in way less number of clothes, not enough cash but hey got to carry their resumes 🤣

[@marcopienaar9351]

Yea like they don't have printers in Australia 😂😂

[@nmixx.changeupletsgo]

This episode is old, not defending the girls but it's pretty common to carry hardcopy documents pre-2010

[@marcopienaar9351]

@nmixx.changeupletsgo there were printers pre 2010.😂 How old are you? 14?🤣🤣

[@Lakeboii70]

I would deny them entry

[@reynaldoflores4522]

They have valid passports and tourist visas.

[@sylviekins]

@@reynaldoflores4522that doesn’t mean they are not a risk.

[@jayloving2005]

​@@sylviekinsbiggest risk are you

[@SYDAirlineEnthusiast]

I would deny the people with the jewelry only. The first 2 were legit.

[@jaqui0364]

Why? Because they can't speak English properly?

[@onewheel9961]

I just spent 5 months in Spain with a 20 liter backpack. No shampoo etc. buy things there . Easy

[@hsin-lingwang9140]

Why does she so easy to get mad!

[@muszr00m]

Because the officers are searching her forbno reason, other than for TV.

[@stephanietorres4612]

Random searches are a part of customs, no matter if the cameras are on or not. Being rude and non-compliant only delays you.

[@julesverneinoz]

Who was getting mad? Based on the words, tone of voice and facial expressions of the officers, they were not showing any aggression.

[@nevillepurdon7678]

When I travel I never know what I want to see. I don't make plans and I simply want to check out what is in the country I'm visiting. I also never travel with a lot of luggage, unless I'm going to visit a country that has no shops (haven't found one yet)

[@TillyOrifice]

Same.

[@HSK1985]

But then what she brought with her doesn't even look enough for "underwear" lol

[@ruthnoronha8206]

Who goes somewhere and doesn’t know what they are doing in Australia. What have they got to hide. They are making more trouble than needed.

[@SYDAirlineEnthusiast]

When I first came to Australia, I didn’t know what to do except see the harbour bridge. It was just supposed to be a 2-week trip, but ever since that trip, I now ended up living here ever since.

[@vincenttay2812]

They should know that the pasture is not always greener on the other side

[@Drnagaraja]

salute to custom officers.. so calmly they speak... really if i was customs.. i would have cancelled their entry permanently.

[@GoodLife-ru8di]

The jewellery lady was not wearing any on her. That is already a red flag

[@narajuna]

*YES YES YES* Very concerning not knowing what wanting /looking for Tourism. Obviously a very clever SPY or Terrorist ! But very very clever Guards smell conspiracy ! BRAVO!

[@mickeyandres2651]

The entitlement here is quite a stench. Obnoxious, rude and ignorant is unacceptable behaviour when travelling.

[@moshesierra6849]

I’ve been to Australia several times and if an officer asked me what places I’d be visiting, the answer should be “ the whole city , I’m eager to hang out with the locals , visiting museums, restaurants and interesting places to explore “ As simple as that

[@Harry-wb7uv]

Some specific places would need to be named in order to be believable. Most people do a little research to get some ideas of what they actually want to see and do..

[@moshesierra6849]

@ if u ate an adventurous person why u need to know details about the city ur visiting to? I’ve travel over 80 countries some I know just the basic , I like to discover And Australia the cities mainly the attractions The Outback or the great barrier Nothing else

[@Harry-wb7uv]

@@moshesierra6849 Most normal people have a basic plan upon arrival in a new city.

[@reynaldoflores4522]

Just tell them " I wanna see the sights. "

[@sfsf6768]

They say ‘jump’ and you say ‘how high’.

[@francesrose18]

Be grateful they're just visiting. And not flooding your country and cities.

[@SpontaneousLagger_TheAnimator]

Here’s the thing they need an actual reason for them to be in the country because Australia is a tad strict with customs and immigration. Australia is known for being isolated from anything bad for the country. Acting rude to the officers is just bad and officers will be suspicious of them, Australia needs a reason for their stay. So basically it’s just you can’t be safe then sorry

[@Hume7123]

Is called political and racism Australia.

[@SpontaneousLagger_TheAnimator]

@@Hume7123 here’s the thing… DID YOU NOT READ WHAT I SAID

[@wendyrobinson4990]

Australian customs are only doing their job. It is also a known fact that NZL is lackadaisical about who enters their land. They grant citizenship to anyone whose main aim is to enter Australia using the NZL passport. It’s a backdoor entry into Australia and is arrogantly used by those with nefarious motives. Perhaps border security are aware and are therefore, acting accordingly.

[@krishender]

@@SpontaneousLagger_TheAnimator 'Imagination'! (meaning? or did you mean 'immigration'?)

[@milesjohnson5487]

Why don't people Google Q and A before entering another country?

[@skythdicnri88]

They just don't care.

[@skythdicnri88]

Entitled.

[@arbjful]

What is there to Google about? I mean if you are going to Iran or North Korea I could understand.

[@BiaheroSolutions]

Asians are normally profiled. What's your country

[@julesverneinoz]

​​​@@arbjfulI do at least: visa requirements, quarantine and custom requirements, regulations on carrying medicines, embassy phone numbers, medical/safety concerns, etc. NHK, for your example, recently released a video with tips on how to react in an earthquake in English because they want visitors to be more aware.

[@MrVince8]

In general, Asians do not like to comply with any law that cost money or impedes on their plans. I am married to a Korean and lived in Korea for seven years. I speak from experience.

[@editorjohn8803]

Ironically, the west has become less free and more oppressed by the government than the east is. Westerners have become too complacent with their governments and so-called authorities

[@Delizaki]

Asians in general..yeah as if all Asians have the same culture and customs. I suggest you to study Asian history before you speak for Asians😂

[@andreandree4384]

Asians?. Who might that be? Korean and Chinese china folks aren't the polite ones in my experience 😂😂😂😂: pretty rude type. Japanese, Singaporean, Malaysian, Thai are very compliant people

[@jessysheen1222]

We had a very good experience with the border staff. They were so kind. We declared wat we carried. And always be frank.

[@jonjones7665]

This is over the top. Coming from NZ for a 7 day visit why do you need to have a plan or a large suitcase? If I was thinking about staying I would take all my belongings in a large suitcase, wake up. Everyone carries their laptop as I do and my phone no matter how short a trip.

[@kanishkrauthan2470]

@@Phil_X Not sure why you are being so judgemental for people carrying their laptops? Even in this century, laptops serve a lot of purposes apart from just completing assignments. They are not heavy at all because in this century we have made developments which have led to very very light laptops compared to the laptops from 5-10 years ago (seems like you are a bit out of touch from reality). Not everyone likes doing their banking/travel plans/mails on their phone. Ease of use for office applications is not very good on phones when compared to a laptop (yes people do plan their travels on excel, word etc.). Not everyone has their emails on their phones, people like to keep their professional and personal lives separate, there is also remote work which you cannot do on your phone. Finally, not everyone likes watching movies on their phone, some people prefer a laptop. I personally carry my laptop while traveling so I can make music, play games etc. If you prefer to do things one way does not mean it is the ONLY way. Saying all that, do I agree with the passengers arguing? Not at all, its easier to answer the questions and move on. Do I agree that the questions were very generic? As a resident/citizen, yes; As an international student, absolutely not. Try being a little bit open minded and objective in your arguments instead of being an angry keyboard warrior. Do better!

[@jonjones7665]

@@Phil_X the century where you say that as students they may carry their ‘laptops’ to complete uni assignments. You contradict your own argument, fool!

[@kineticones]

New Zealand isn't one of those countries from which residents overstay their visa, lie to immigration, and avoid paying taxes by working illegally in Australia.

[@SYDAirlineEnthusiast]

If you are a New Zealand citizen, then, you should be allowed to work, study, and live in Australia indefinitely without the need for a visa. Customs here forget about the Tasman Agreement.

[@squealerrat4145]

Investigator lady came in chains and investor lady came In plane😂🤨

[@StreetSmartMillionaire]

My wife and I have been to 70 countries and all we do is walk around and explore or eat. Also is there one person in the world that does not take their laptop on their trips?

[@cijmo]

Why do people go somewhere and not know what they want to see?

[@rafaelaldemarogallardolovo1546]

The always feels they above everyone else is so frustrating that

[@raymondclouston6255]

I do this job….acting this way is one of the number one ways to attract suspicion

[@minburibkk]

Why make the situation so dramatic ?

[@philthy903]

It's reality TV. We're only seeing the juicy bits.

[@billthompson4718]

They weren’t forbidden entry into the country despite breaking the law? And given the jewellery after paying duty? Auzzies are so nice…. But their leniency is a tad foolish.

[@Trueandhonest]

I was once told by customs that I am ripping off Australia, when I asked her if she can explain how, she told me you can go. Jeezz.

[@Gordon_River]

The penalties are not severe enough. People who cheat at customs should have their passports seized for a significant period of time. Smuggling to avoid paying duty should have the same fines and jail time as tax fraud because there is no difference.

[@mellee8377]

Actually if the visitors are cooperative enough to answer all questions with no other intention the officer will be cool with it. I was questioned by UK officer about the short course i attended, with all documents ready for them to go through and return ticket, everything is good.

[@carolinel6236]

I have been to many countries and not know what I want to see until I get there. It's good to just go where the weather, feeling, people you meet takes you

[@pongki2351]

This will cause suspicion for the customs. It's better you have plans what to do and where to go before you go on a trip

[@carolinel6236]

@@Phil_X I didn't say I didn't prepare with Visas, Knowledge of customs, and money. I said I didn't always know what places I wanted to visit in the country. E.g. I spent 3 weeks in Iran travelling from one bus station to another and saw great places on the way but not actually planned and booked ahead. Started in the south and left in the north.

[@krishender]

@@Phil_X Especially for IRAN !!!

[@crashharmonyroberson5076]

@@Phil_Xno, that’s just you jumping to conclusions and projecting those onto them.

[@crashharmonyroberson5076]

@ so you literally get told by the person you were making assumptions about that you are wrong and that’s not what they said at all. Tell me, where do they explicitly say ‘I travelled without a visa’? They don’t. Anyone can make an assumption based off what they did say but that’s it, an assumption, not a fact. You’re getting pissy about it because you’re wrong and can’t cope with it.

[@sirraymondluxuryyacht8131]

I'd like to see her behave like that at Canada Border Security. They gave me a terrible time and I was a legit visitor LOL

[@Zak6959]

Should see them when they have a hockey stick or go to war. Lol.

[@savink7762]

Any countries dreaming of making money from Chinese, this is what you got. And the two having such poor command in English after finishing Masters Degree in NZ.

[@madhuru2554]

This is harassment even the country Australia is not belong to the officers stop harassing the travelers.

[@Inthemixmedia]

New Zealand back door to Australia

[@vikvik7092]

Imagine showing this behaviour in China, you simply go missing!

[@sergiocentenoburciaga]

In other country will be a possility that will go jail , just because of their actitude

[@arbjful]

No they won’t. Nobody goes to jail for being rude

[@g.r.isidro938]

I'm visiting Australia to eat the local cuisine. Dingo. Wallaby. Camel. Roos.

[@PaulaDautremont]

Australia has camels?

[@philthy903]

@@PaulaDautremont We do indeed. If Google AI is to be believed, we have the largest Arabian camel population in the world! Never eaten one, though: I don't think I could manage a whole one.

[@suemoore984]

​@@PaulaDautremontyes, and buffaloes, as well as deer.

[@samgooi1905]

😅

[@dreamsteddybearsmaster]

Ya forgot crocodile 🐊🐊🐊

[@azuaris]

It is obvious they want to work in Australia be it legal or illegally.

[@kosaythappormarbo]

😂😂😂😂 Work is illegal Do you think that Every thing is crime and illegal ? No common sense

[@kerr3854]

just curious if a vlogger/content creator needs to apply for work visa if they go overseas to film and publish after🤔

[@IcariumGaming]

It varies based on the country and your purpose. If you are traveling for work, then yes. If you are traveling for tourism and planning on taking videos to publish afterwards. The work doesn't occur until after you leave.

[@Jms3424]

Australia is weary of two college educated Asian women, while America will let anyone in 😂😂😂

[@corvus1374]

Not true, but go ahead

[@tureroako]

@@corvus1374 its true

[@corvus1374]

@@tureroako nope

[@lornawilliams-astley2716]

With deception written all over their face. They got caught big time.

[@SYDAirlineEnthusiast]

That’s cause Australia has stricter immigration than the US does, unless you hold New Zealand citizenship.

[@RumperTumskin]

When was the last time anyone else saw quarantine, customs or immigration investigating an incoming passenger to this level? It'd be shocking to see who and what gets through these days

[@Southeastasiantraveler]

When I was a young traveler going from Vito country and an immigration person asked me what I was going to do there, I would have just said I’ll check my guide book later after I have a place to stay.

[@ruthnoronha8206]

Lucky friends!!! That is highly suspect that all that jewelry is for personal use.

[@ahmedrabah3200]

No need to be rude, the officer handled it so well kudos to her

[@MichelleKingsford-uo9ym]

How did they get a visa, my son had to provide family, itinerary, finances etc

[@anthonyozorio7747]

I travel without making plans on what to do. I look around and explore places. If they wanted me to provide answers on what I will be doing then my answer will be looking around. I don’t understand what’s wrong with that???

[@ayalvadiganesh622]

Exactly. And if I'm travelling for a week, i don't have more than a backpack.

[@reynaldoflores4522]

Their attitude was insolent and uppity.

[@guychan6501]

All the items should be seized and they will learn a hard lesson.

[@johnstaring3210]

Should be, but weren't. Unfortunate, as they were actively involved in deception.

[@RanjitSingh-h8b]

Good work and looking lovely lady ❤️

[@prathibabhaskar8466]

It is not about coming unplanned it’s about not being rude to others even when it sounds silly to you but they are doing their job very respectfully.

[@keithmcwilliams7424]

You would think they would have prepared a good story not just hope for the best.😂

[@garrysecuramot]

No visa, no entry. How can they fly here with no visa.

[@SYDAirlineEnthusiast]

People from New Zealand with citizenship or PR can enter Australia without a visa.

[@acramsafverstrom2653]

Good job

[@acemorandarte8267]

Graduate in new Zealand but cant even speak english well. What course they took? Janitorial service?

[@kosaythappormarbo]

😅

[@SYDAirlineEnthusiast]

I live in Australia, and there was this cashier at a malatang shop who can’t even speak English well enough.

[@curtispaul5580]

The entitlement of these women

[@nicoledietz146]

How do you work when you have no clothes or bathroom stuff

[@philthy903]

All can be purchased on arrival, but I know very few people who'd travel without at least a spare pair :)

[@SYDAirlineEnthusiast]

To be fair, when you are visiting a new country for just a week, you won’t know what to see. Also, nothing wrong with bringing your laptop. Some people do it to research stuff.

[@dewiwidjaja5218]

first time come to Oz , I don’t know where to go, except opera house

[@shaunacaddymillinery]

Their probably the 2 that ran us off the road driving on the wrong side in Geelong then carried on like we were at fault 😮

[@DSharma117]

Concern is valid

[@freespeech9857]

Bad manners??? Putting it mildly; most of them are like that.

[@kreteknl8575]

I know they are doing their job, but over the top paranoia. Coming over to see if the educational college is bona fide and not a scam, does not constitute an immigration breach. The mainland and overseas ethnic Chinese value education. They look highly educated middle class, unlikely they will work illegally in a restaurant. A few years ago there were many questionable colleges in Australia and were later closed down by authorities.

[@lornawilliams-astley2716]

Whatever they are, they're rude and self entitled. I'd like to see them do this in China.

[@CaterpillarFriend]

I feel they could just say that then, instead of being hostile and cagey towards the border agents. “I’m coming to see the local culture and a visit a few of the major universities for my own personal research, as I am considering studying abroad some years in the future, but I want to know if I like it here first as a tourist. I may choose to study in a different country if I find it’s not a good fit.” Polite transparency won’t draw nearly as much suspicion as being abrasive and rude.

[@kreteknl8575]

@CaterpillarFriend In an ideal world being so upfront and transparent is the corrrect way of doing things. But this is normal human defensive behaviour, you become defensive when asked personal questions by officials. Custom and immigration officials are intimidating and not friendly either. I have never come across an official with a warm smile with open arms " G'day mate, how are ya?". It just does not happen because of the nature of their job. It is very easy to comment these ladies should have behaved in a better way. For every action there is a reaction. I am not saying the officials are wrong, they are doing their job, but you have to understand in the context of natural human behaviour also known as psychology.

[@krishender]

The attitude of the 2 Asian girls is concerning...i.e. especially if it's their first time entering the country? (showing no respect for Australian customs procedures...seemingly rude and entitled)! So full of contradictions...definitely said NO to both questions ie not wanting to work or study in Australia (carrying copy of resume etc....definite red flags!) No extra clothing/underwear for 7 days?

[@patakel]

Ahhh the trafficker didn’t tell the mules how to travel through customs.

[@nonamerooster5413]

You got to be agreeable to customs, no matter which country you are going to.

[@janetbrowning9089]

The jewelry is clearing for resale, probably in her shop or stand...why else would she have the display forms too?

[@annadudziak7057]

AMOUNT OF BRUTALITY VULGAIG TALK ARROGANCE IS KILLING MY MOOD OMG FEEL SORRY FOR THOSE ANGELS AT CUSTOMS WORKING HARD OMG 😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤RESPECT TO ALL LIVES

[@tanichiro]

dang.. this is very old! they haven't had that uniform for awhile now

[@oky15]

Their english are pretty average for someone that have master degree from NZ. 🤔🤔

[@remyrey8034]

They can't say 'happy ending' and 'boom boom' as purpose of visit.

[@philipbaxter7244]

This typical of these types of travellers . Entitled and with unjustified attitudes of superiority. They simply believe that the laws in this country don’t apply to them and that they can behave appallingly as a result. Perhaps being barred entry and or fined more heavily they might get it. Everybody else has to abide by these laws !!.

[@ViralCog]

Its because in "that" particular country,their people are made to believe that their passport is super powerful and other countries bow down before it. So they really think that they are some kind of privileged class and can do or so whatever they want. Especially if they are someone related to someone working in the gov of that country. Thats why you see this entitled rude behavior.

[@ybet1000]

more stock than costco and she is telling him its for personal use... send her back

[@Winter3033]

Don’t interrupt (students)

[@RollerGuideX]

Can you bring in chef knives to Australia? Do you have to declare them ir can take the green channel?

[@SahikAcharya]

Anyway, today I came to know from this video that these people are not helping the authorities.