Refusal or Cancellation Appeals (ART and Court Appeals)

Refusals or Cancellation Appeals are an essential avenue for individuals in Australia seeking to challenge decisions made by the Department of Home Affairs (DOHA) concerning their visa applications or immigration status. When a visa application is refused or a visa is cancelled, individuals have the right to appeal these decisions, which can significantly impact their ability to remain in Australia or enter the country in the future. Appeals can be lodged with the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART), or, in certain cases, taken to the courts for judicial review.

The process of appealing a refusal or cancellation can be intricate and requires a keen understanding of immigration law and the specific grounds on which the original decision was made. It is crucial for applicants to thoroughly review the reasons for refusal or cancellation and identify any legal errors, contradictions, or new evidence that could support their case. The timeframes for lodging appeals are strict, so acting promptly and appropriately can be vital to the success of the appeal.

Our team offers comprehensive support to clients throughout the appeal process, helping them understand the legal framework that applies to their case. We assist in gathering the necessary evidence, drafting submissions, and preparing clients for hearings or court appearances. With a high success rate in managing these appeals, our expertise can significantly improve the chances of obtaining a favourable outcome.