A Class Immigration and Education Consultants
A Class Immigration and Education Consultants
In Australia, the Administrative Appeal Tribunal (AAT) is responsible for handling various visa cancellation and visa review cases. If you’ve faced a visa refusal, it’s crucial to apply for a visa review within 21 working days from the date of the refusal or cancellation. Failing to do so within the specified timeframe may hinder your ability to seek a review in the proper manner.
It’s important to note that AAT may not offer much flexibility when it comes to review applications. The process typically follows one of three outcomes: remitting, upholding, or overturning your visa status. To ensure a smooth review, it’s essential to submit all the required documents as requested by AAT. Any errors or omissions in document submission will be promptly communicated by the relevant department.
Visa Refusal & Cancellations Ministerial Intervention
Discuss the specifics of your migration situation and receive professional advice from one of our Registered Migration Agents
If you need assistance with applying for a visa refusal or cancellation review, A Class Immigration and Education Consultants can provide the support you require. Our highly skilled professionals will assess the nature of your visa type and guide you on the documents you need to submit to AAT.
Furthermore, our experienced team will offer valuable advice and recommendations throughout the review process, increasing your chances of a successful outcome. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us to find the best solutions to your visa-related challenges. We’re here to help you every step of the way.
AAT Appeals and Reviews: Expert services for resolving disputes and reviewing decisions, ensuring fairness and justice in administrative processes.
Navigating visa refusals and cancellations requires understanding the complex rules and procedures that may affect your immigration status.
Ministerial intervention refers to a government minister's discretionary power to make decisions outside standard bureaucratic processes, often in immigration cases.