Has your application been refused or cancelled? Or perhaps you’ve received a Notice of Intention to Consider Cancellation (NOICC)?
We can assist with your Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) review and complex migration issues.
If you’re facing a visa refusal, cancellation, or need to appeal a decision, taking immediate action is crucial. Australia’s immigration laws are complex, and navigating the appeals process can be challenging.
Strict time limits apply for lodging an appeal—some cases allow only 2 to 5 working days to take action. Delays could mean losing the opportunity to challenge the decision.
To protect your options, we strongly recommend seeking professional advice as soon as possible to understand your rights and explore the best course of action.
When applying for an Australian visa, it is up to the applicant to present the strongest case with relevant evidence to support their application. Case officers do not revisit their decisions. Once the Department of Home Affairs (DOHA) has cancelled your visa or refused your application for a visa, you will be given notice about the visa refusal or cancellation in writing, including whether the decision can be reviewed.
The first step is to seek a review by lodging an independent Merits Review through the Administrative Review Tribunal.
There are strict time limits on your right to review or apply for an appeal. If you do not act in time, you will lose your right to review
There are a few common issues that can lead to a visa cancellation or refusal. When this happens, you may find you are prohibited from applying for future visas for a set period. The most common visa refusal and cancellation related questions include: