新西兰留学造假后果严重 铤而走险不值（New Zealand study serious consequences of fraud, risk is not worth）.docVIP

新西兰留学造假后果严重 铤而走险不值（New Zealand study serious consequences of fraud, risk is not worth） New Zealand study: serious consequences of fraud, risk is not worth The New Zealand Immigration Office recently conducted a random survey of 1800 application materials from China and found that over 15% (279) applications had false qualifications, false bank certificates and so on. At present, 48 students have left or have not yet entered the country, and the remaining 231 Chinese students are all in New Zealand. They are currently studying language at 20 different schools. If the number of people involved is real, it will be the largest case of study fraud in New Zealand history. If this is true, these students may face the fate of being repatriated. The Chinese Embassy in New Zealand responded that the isolated incident would not affect the education and cultural exchanges between the two countries. Two intermediary agencies Money to help students fake A New Zealand immigration official said the investigation team had rushed to Beijing to investigate whether any of the New Zealand immigration officers in Beijing were involved. There is evidence that two intermediaries have been involved in fraud. A 23 year old Chinese student suspected of fraud told local media that he had paid an agency of 18000 New Zealand dollars, and the agency then helped him forge a series of application materials, including a university degree. The New Zealand immigration authority says they will contact the students in interviews within a few weeks and will take care of them as appropriate. These students may face the consequences of being repatriated. A Chinese Embassy in New Zealand Embassy staff told the China News Agency reporters, China is paying close attention to the development of the incident. She said that China respects New Zealand in accordance with the law of the country to investigate, and also believes that the new party will protect the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens