The revelation around Mr Hairari fraudulently obtaining both his driver licences was made during an interview with officers from the now Department of Home Affairs, who were in the process of carrying out an up-to-date assessment of the man’s identity. How Information About Mr Haidari’s Fake Driver Licence Emerged To make matters worse, he had never actually driven a truck before. Mr Haidari then went on to use his Australian driver licence to get a job as a truck driver in Queensland. However, in August 2017, the approval for this was annulled upon the discovery that Mr Haidari sourced a counterfeit Afghan driver’s licence from overseas and used it to obtain an Australian one. In November 2014, the Afghan national applied for an Australian citizenship, which was approved in a matter of months. A 26-year-old Afghan immigrant has had the approval for his Australian citizenship revoked after it surfaced that he had used a fake driver licence to pursue a job of becoming a truck driver.Īli Haidari travelled by boat to Australia in February 2010 and was allowed a permanent protection visa in September of that year.
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