If your visa application has been turned down or canceled by the Department of Immigration, there might still be options available to challenge this outcome. At ACEMIG, we specialize in assisting clients facing visa refusals or cancellations, providing comprehensive representation and guidance through the appeal process.

Here’s how we can assist you:

Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT):
The AAT offers an independent and final merits review of visa-related decisions, authorized by the Migration Act 1958 (Cth) and Migration Regulations 1994 (Cth). We’re here to support you in preparing and lodging a review appeal through the AAT, providing representation throughout your case.

Federal Court (FC) and Federal Circuit Court (FCC):
Should an AAT appeal prove unsuccessful, the next possible option is an appeal to the Federal Court. Considering the high volume of cases, matters may also be redirected to the Federal Circuit Court. We facilitate and supervise solicitors for matters under review at these courts to ensure comprehensive support.

Ministerial Intervention (MI):
In exceptional circumstances, the Minister for Immigration has the authority to override an adverse decision and replace it with a more favorable one, guided by the public interest. However, these interventions are rare and are subject to stringent departmental guidelines.

Navigating the complexities of appeals and interventions demands expertise and precision. We stand ready to guide you through these processes, ensuring you understand your options and have the support needed to present your case effectively.

If you’re encountering challenges with visa refusals or need assistance in migration matters to Australia, please reach out to us. Our dedicated team is here to discuss your specific situation and explore the best possible course of action. Contact us via phone or email, and let us help you navigate your visa concerns.