To: Department of Home Affairs (Australia) – Immigration Compliance Division Subject: Report on Student Visa Holder Zhang Yaowen Suspected of Breaching Visa Condition 8105 (Exceeding Work Hours) Dear Immigration Officer, I am writing this letter to report a student visa holder in Sydney, Zhang Yaowen (Chinese passport holder, passport number: e99958884, current residential address: [redacted]), whom I believe has repeatedly violated visa condition 8105, which stipulates that students must not work more than 48 hours per fortnight during term time. The individual has been engaged in ride-sharing (net-hailing) driving and food delivery work, clearly exceeding the permitted hours. Reported Person’s Details:

Full Name: Zhang Yaowen Visa Type: Student Visa (Subclass 500) Location: Sydney, New South Wales Type of Work: Ride-sharing driver (Uber) and food delivery (e.g., Uber Eats, DoorDash)

Observed Circumstances: Since 2021, while studying at the University of Sydney, Zhang Yaowen has been working part-time as an Uber driver. Based on screenshots he posted on social media platforms, there is reason to believe that during a specific fortnight in 2023 (particularly in the week of 22–29 May 2023), his total Uber driving hours approached or exceeded 50 hours while classes were in session. The following are links to the relevant posts he made on the X platform:

https://x.com/ImAaronChang/status/1710363971570790618 https://x.com/ImAaronChang/status/1710360001452397049 https://x.com/ImAaronChang/status/1728664497462870349 https://x.com/ImAaronChang/status/1733404383403229344

The above violations clearly occurred during Zhang Yaowen’s study period at the University of Sydney, not during university vacation periods. I provide this information out of respect for the integrity of Australia’s visa regulations and kindly request that the Department investigate and verify the situation.