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i dun understand.

they do reject IC in some cases. but at asian niteclub they probably dont reject. heheh. they are pro adi.

sorry
correction
they won;t reject one:D

Gosh my bad.

These stories of bouncers letting in people with ICs......I've only ever heard of it happening in Melb....it never ever happens in Bris

oh yeah i guess thats the case. i used to be in melbourne so yeah. might not apply to other states.

Most of my friend that goes in to Crown.
Get checked and just provide them with IC and there are doen

*Me and friend normally bet. will this friend get check when going in. hahahaha. never got checked b4. But my friend always get checked. He is older than me somemore! hahaha

LawL. If i look at the guard, they sure ask for my ID. If i just walk in confidently they won't stop me one xD.

Anyway, went to RMIT International Office at Bourke Street gosh, the line is always so looooooong Just to submit a form also nid to take so loooong, almost an hour queing. Is this building the school of business?

i need to use passport, dont accept ic even for on campus event that needs to be over 18 (foundation day of unsw at the quad)

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So far I have yet to come across a place in Sydney that accepts our IC as a valid identification document. and I doubt you will find one anyway.

I am staying at Malaysian Hall for 1st sem.

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Added on February 25, 2009, 9:37 pmI am currently doing my 1st year at UNSW. I juz want to know whether do we need to apply for working visa if i consider to work part time?

This post has been edited by Kwang Hui: Feb 25 2009, 09:37 PM

If I'm not mistaken all students automatically have a part time working visa now........double check by going to the immi website and check your visa status so you know

Yes you are right.. limited up to 20 hours of work per week.

Any member studying EE Engineering in UWA ?

Studying in australia is good, I miss Perth =(

gone back after study?

for me, studying at australia is very expensive $$$. Even other country such as UK also cheaper. a lot of hidden charges. ie. have to fork out extra money for joining society or clubs, even student unions. No student privilege, i.e. You have to pay full amount for public transport.

it's the same for most countries.....and you don't have to join these societies.......

if transport subsidy is an issue, choose the state you go to wisely........you get student concession like all students, in qld for example.......

Thanks for you info. Now i only know that there is no standardise student concession throughout the country. I had made an unwise choice.

you get student concessions in queensland? i dont think they have that here in melbourne...

We got it in Perth . The bus receipt can be used in like 2 -3 different bus on the same day and the time range .