Be Careful What You Attach When Applying for a Merits Review Application at AAT

Be Careful What You Attach When Applying for a Merits Review Application at AAT

DTW17 v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection [2019] FCA 1622

[Time to read: 4 mins]

Visa AppealGuest User14 October 2019appeal at tribunal, appeal at AAT, AAT appeal, appealing at Tribunal, Appeal visa application, appeal visa decision, appeal visa refusal

A New Interpretation of When Bridging Visas Come Into Effect in Relation to Situations of Visa Cancellations

A New Interpretation of When Bridging Visas Come Into Effect in Relation to Situations of Visa Cancellations

Kumar and Minister for Home Affairs (Citizenship) [2019] AATA 3273

[Time to read: 3 mins]

Mandatory Visa Cancellation Due to Substantial Criminal Record

Mandatory Visa Cancellation Due to Substantial Criminal Record

MAH and Minister for Immigration and Border Protection (Migration) [2018] AATA 416

[Time to read: 3 mins]

Visa CancellationGuest User3 October 2019visa cancelled, visa cancellation, visa cancellation on character grounds, revoking visa cancellation, mandatory cancellation, mandatory visa cancellation, revoke mandatory visa cancellation, character cancellation

Creative Way of Winning Schedule 3

Creative Way of Winning Schedule 3

Moktan v Minister for Immigration & Anor [2019] FCCA 2687 (24 September 2019)

[Time to read: 3 mins]

partner visa, schedule 3Adele Wan3 October 2019schedule 3 requirement, Schedule 3, sch 3, schedule 3 partner visa, schedule 3, waiving schedule 3, winning schedule 3 requirement

Permanent Partner Visa Granted After Relationship Has Broken Down Due to Family Violence

Permanent Partner Visa Granted After Relationship Has Broken Down Due to Family Violence

TRAN (Migration) [2018] AATA 5700 (20 December 2018)

[Time to read: 3 mins]

partner visaGuest User26 September 2019permanent partner visa, subclass 801, partner visa, Family violence, Partner visa granted due to family violence, Partner visa and family violence

Natural Justice in the Minister’s personal cancellation powers

Natural Justice in the Minister’s Personal Cancellation Powers

Ibrahim v Minister for Home Affairs [2019] FCAFC 89

[Time to read: 4 mins]

Visa CancellationAdele Wan26 September 2019natural justice letter, visa cancellation, revoking visa cancellation, Revoke visa cancellation, revoking visa decision, merits review, mandatory cancellation, mandatory visa cancellation, revoke a mandatory visa cancellation decision, cancel a visa, Jurisdictional Error, Understanding of Natural Justice, natural justice

Is it correct that duration of the course(s) must be of 92 weeks in order to satisfy the Australian study requirement (ASR) when making a subclass 485 visa application?

Satisfying Australian Study Requirement (ASR) for the Graduate Temporary Visa Subclass 485

PAUDEL (Migration) [2019] AATA 3301

[Time to read: 3 mins]

Graduate VisaGuest User26 September 2019graduate temporary visa, subclass 485 visa, graduate visa subclass 485, australian study requirements, subclass 485, Graduate Temporary 485 visa, 92 weeks study requirement

Late AAT Applications Not Necessarily Affected by Jurisdictional Error Under DFQ17 Decision

Late AAT Applications Not Necessarily Affected by Jurisdictional Error Under DFQ17 Decision

Ali v Minister for Home Affairs [2019] FCA 1102 (12 July 2019)

[Time to read: 3 mins]

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Gifted Actress is Refused Distinguished Talent Visa for Lack of ‘International Recognition’

Gifted Actress Refused Distinguished Talent Visa for Lack of ‘International Recognition’

Gecaite (Migration) [2019] AATA 940

[Time to read: 3 mins]

Business VisasGuest User5 September 2019subclass 585, distinguished talent visa, Distinguished Talent (Residence) visa, subclass 858 visa appeal, Appeal visa application

Citizenship by Evidence - Do you meet the Ordinary Resident requirement?

Citizenship by Evidence - Do you meet the Ordinary Resident requirement?

Lee v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship [2011] FCA1458 and Kim v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship [2016] FCA959

[Time to read: 3 mins]

Australian CitizenshipGuest User30 August 2019australian citizenship, australian visa, ordinary citizen for australian citizenship

Attempts to fall pregnant does not satisfy the Tribunal as a ‘compelling reason’ to waive Schedule 3 criteria for partner visa

Attempts to Fall Pregnant Does Not Satisfy the Tribunal as a Compelling Reason

Tran (Migration) [2018] AATA 893

[Time to read: 3 mins]

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How to revoke a mandatory visa cancellation decision.

How to Revoke a Mandatory Visa Cancellation Decision

Pizarro and Minister for Home Affairs (Migration) [2018] AATA 3517 (18 September 2018)

[Time to read: 2 mins]

Adele Wan25 July 2019Revoke visa cancellation, mandatory visa cancellation

REFUSAL OF CITIZENSHIP BY CONFERRAL – WHERE APPLICANT HAS A PERMANENT OR ENDURING PHYSICAL OR MENTAL INCAPACITY

Refusal of Citizenship by Conferral - Where Applicant Has a Permanent or Enduring Physical or Mental Incapacity

Khaled and Minister for Immigration and Border Protection (Citizenship) [2019] AATA 1412

[Time to read: 3 mins]

Guest User23 July 2019permanent partner visa, partner visa subclass 801, 801 visa, subclass 801, australian, australian citizenship

Break-Dancer from Taiwan successfully obtains Distinguished Talent Visa

Break-Dancer from Taiwan Successfully Obtains Distinguished Talent Visa

Chung (Migration) [2019] AATA 949,

[Time to read: 3 mins]

Guest User26 June 2019distinguished talent visa, subclass 858 visa

The Courts have finally made a decision on the vague and hard-to-understand time limitation for review applications to the AAT.

The Courts have finally made a decision on the vague and hard-to-understand time limitation for review applications to the AAT

DFQ17 v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection [2019] FCAFC 64 (18 April 2019)

[Time to read: 3 mins]

Adele Wan26 June 2019time limitation, aat review, appeal, federal circuit court

Applicant is refused the grant of a subclass 801 visa on the grounds that no spousal relationship existed

Applicant is Refused the Grant of a Subclass 801 Visa on the Grounds That No Spousal Relationship Existed

Liu v Minister for Immigration & Anor [2019] FCCA 1638

[TIme to read: 3 mins']

Guest User26 June 2019subclass 801, spouse visa, partner visa, permanent partner visa, onshore partner visa, genuine relationship

Meeting the General Residence Requirement for Australian Citizenship

Meeting the General Residence Requirement for Australian Citizenship

Gorbunkova and Minister for Home Affairs (Citizenship) [2019] AATA 853

[Time to Read: 3 mins]

Australian CitizenshipGuest User26 June 2019residency requirements, australian citizenship, general residence requirements

Applicant Refused a Visa Due to His Past Criminal Offence Involving a Child

Applicant Refused a Visa Due to His Past Criminal Offence Involving a Child

GYNF and Minister for Home Affairs (Migration) [2019] AATA 959

[Time to read: 2 mins]

Agape Henry Crux14 June 2019character issues, meeting character requirements, Resident return visa, RRV, Sexual offence

'Close and continuing’ association with Australia for the purpose of citizenship

‘Close and continuing’ association with Australia for the purpose of citizenship

Guillen Manzanilla and Minister for Home Affairs (Citizenship) [2019] AATA 962

[Time to read: 2 mins]

partner visaGuest User14 June 2019partner visa, temporary partner visa, de facto, de facto relationship, de facto partner

Unable to obtain Australian Citizenship based on traffic offences?

Unable to obtain Australian Citizenship based on traffic offences?

Minister for Home Affairs (Citizenship) [2019] AATA 747 (17 April 2019)

[Time to read: 2 mins]

Adele Wan14 June 2019