<prompt> Human: When I was in college I studied abroad in Perth, Australia and opened a student account with a bank. It was opened on campus and was tied to my university email and temporary Australian phone number. Just before leaving I transferred all my money and neglected to close my bank account because they were making it extremely difficult. After leaving the country I saw that I had been hit with a small transaction that I thought had already processed. I left the country approximately 3 overdrawn. I was traveling around and immediately forgot about this. By the time I got back to the US it had been a couple months and my email had been shutdown by the university. I couldnt access the bank account without retrieving a code from this email or my Australian phone number which was also cancelled. Im sure Ive been racking up insane fees over time, especially since I didnt renew my status as a student to maintain a free account.Will this show up if I ever apply for an Australian Visa again? I would gladly pay a reasonable fee to settle my debt but Im afraid that it will grow indefinitely and I will never be allowed back without paying thousands. Has anyone ever dealt with something like this before?EDIT: TL;DR I studied abroad over 3 years ago and accidentally overdrew my account by 3 when I left. I no longer have access to the email or phone number associated with the account and I am afraid it has been racking up fees ever since. What can I do?  <response>: These other people are way off... Youll probably be detained as soon as they scan your passport. Once they confirm your identity youll be arrested for theft immediately.Lol... Its 3 and is a fee. If you really wanted to be a good citizen you could make it right. Otherwise as stated by others, really no one cares much.Edit: All in good fun... Dont catstrophize. This post definitely seems like youre stressed, and I hope you read this and laugh understanding it really is fine. 