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Instead, report these tips to the Executive Office for Immigration Reviews Fraud and Abuse Prevention Program by calling 877-388-3840 or emailing eoir.fraud.program@usdoj.gov.
If you are aware of, or suspect a scam in relation to ETAs, or other visas to Australia, please report it to Australias Border Watch by visiting homeaffairs.gov.au/report.
Will I get my money back? Unfortunately, it is extremely difficult to recover money that has already been transferred to scammers. This is because it is often very difficult to track down the person or group that has scammed you. Information on recovering your losses can be found on ACCCs Scamwatch website.
What happens if I suspect fraud or have a dispute on my card? Notify us immediately, on 13 2221, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you are overseas and have an urgent card security issue, make a reverse-charges call to +61 2 9999 3283.
The National Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2022 (Cth) established the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC). This independent agency detects, investigates and reports on serious or systemic corrupt conduct in the Australian Government public sector, including the Australian Parliament.
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If your card is lost or stolen, whether at home or abroad, simply call 1-800-847-2911 to talk to the Visa Customer Service Centre about an emergency cash disbursement.
Lost or stolen card Keep an eye on your statements and look for any suspicious activity. Report them to your bank if anything is wrong. If you need further help, call Visa Global Customer Assistance Services toll-free within Australia, the toll free number for assistance is 1800 450 346.
You can make a complaint to Home Affairs using the online complaint form, in writing or by calling the Home Affairs Global Feedback Unit on 133 177. Ensure that you ask for your complaint reference number and record the date that you lodged your complaint as we may ask for this information.

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