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generous australian

It was when I went to the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Au

stralia to obtain my doctorate . In order to get a doctorate, you must spe
ak English ... and to learn English, you went to language school .

However, I was unable to complete my studies and had to give up and ret

urn to Korea . So I had no choice .... I wanted to let my wife learn for me
during the remaining days at school . But the visa was a problem .

I went on a student visa .... My children and their mother went on accom

panying visas . However, in order to learn the language ... and to remain i

n Australia ... I had to go to Korea or a foreign country to change my acc
ompanying visa and come back to Australia .Also, refunds were not proc

essed for language courses run by the school .

The reason was said to be that the Korean Study Abroad Center took a c
ertain amount of fees .

So First of all , Chesewood immigration You have to go to the

( Immigration Department) to change your visa , but in Australia, there is

no local law to change the status of someone who came with a student vi
sa and someone who came with a student . asked the local pastor of the l

ocal Seoul church, Kim . Uiop He also said that it was impossible .

And when I met a lawyer ( Korea ) and discussed it , he also said that it
was impossible . I returned home discouraged , and prayed earnestly to

God as I returned home .

But for some reason, I kept feeling that things would turn out well .

I am Chesswood I went to immigration .

And rather than speaking in brief English, speak in Korean.

“Ask the representative of this place to come , tell the representative to
come !” He called out loudly . In a word, it was a sight to behold .

There are many Koreans living in Camsea , Australia , but there were no

Koreans in Chesswood or Immigration that day .
QR I don't know how much we talked about it .

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