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Fraud and corruption

Fraud and corruption Our definition of fraud  Our department defines fraud as: Dishonestly obtaining (including attempting to obtain) a gain or benefit, or causing a loss or risk of loss, by deception or other means. A benefit is not restricted to a financial or material benefit, and may be tangible or intangible, …

Intercountry adoption support

Intercountry adoption support Intercountry Adoption Australia Intercountry Adoption Australia provides information and referrals for Australian intercountry adoption. More information (Opens external website) Visit Intercountry Adoption Australia website.  Intercountry Adoptee and Family Support Service The …

Intercountry adoption policies and research

Intercountry adoption policies and research Policy information  Intercountry adoption policies aim to guide prospective parents through the adoption process. They also support organisations at different stages of the intercountry adoption process.  Expatriate adoption Ethiopia post-adoption guidelines   Protocol for …

Expatriate adoption

Expatriate adoption About expatriate adoption  An expatriate adoption is when an Australian citizen or permanent resident living overseas for 12 months or more, adopts a child through an agency or government authority in the child’s home country.  Australian adoption authorities are not responsible for expatriate …

Responding to allegations of illicit or illegal practices

Responding to allegations of illicit or illegal practices Protocol for responding to allegations of illicit or illegal practices in intercountry adoption  This policy gives guidance if there are concerns about illicit or illegal adoption practices.  In Australia, intercountry adoptions occur under the  Hague …

Pre-placement contact by prospective adoptive parents

Pre-placement contact by prospective adoptive parents About pre-placement contact  Pre-placement contact refers to any form of contact (including email, telephone and face-to-face) prior to an adoption being finalised between a prospective adoptive parent (who has formally expressed interest in adoption) and:  a child …

Interstate transfer guidelines

Interstate transfer guidelines About interstate transfer Some prospective adoptive parents will relocate interstate during their adoption application process. These guidelines aim to minimise the disruption to relocating prospective adoptive families. The approval of an interstate transfer is subject to the …

Financial contributions by prospective adoptive parents

Financial contributions by prospective adoptive parents About financial contributions  A  contribution  is an amount of money required by the country of origin when an application for adoption is made. Contributions are intended to support the development of child protection or adoption services in the country of …

Intercountry adoption support organisations making donations

Intercountry adoption support organisations making donations About organisation donations Support organisations are not discouraged from fundraising activities or providing aid or donations to orphanages in other countries. However, it is important that support organisations are not actually, or perceived to be, …

Contact with organisations in another country

Contact with organisations in another country About contact with organisations in another country Support organisations should not facilitate pre-placement contact for prospective adoptive parents or seek information about the progress of their applications. Prior to the child’s placement, all contact between …