Australia has expanded eligibility for its police force to include citizens of five countries, according to Queensland Police. Applicants must hold a valid passport and Australian visa. British National (Overseas) passports are excluded from the list.
The decision follows a review of international cooperation and immigration policies. Queensland Police emphasized that applicants must meet standard visa and passport requirements. The move aims to strengthen community policing and support diverse populations.
This change reflects broader efforts to align immigration and security policies with global standards. It comes amid ongoing discussions on border management and international collaboration. The update is part of a wider strategy to enhance public safety and inclusivity.
