Ministerial Intervention
Refusal is not always the end of the story
If first you don’t succeed try again. It is all in the strength of the case and the quality of the submissions. At Immigration Solutions Lawyers, we are often presented with cases where a visa application is rejected for a number of reasons. This rejection may be for a number of reasons, such as: the
READ MORECompelling and Compassionate Reasons for the Minister to waive the 8503 ‘no further stay’ condition
The Department of Immigration and Border Protection can impose certain conditions on visas that restrict what visas holders can do. The 8503 ‘no further stay’ is a common condition placed on visitor or working holiday visas that prohibits the visa holder from applying for a subsequent visa onshore. The only exception to this condition is
READ MOREThe Importance of focusing on strong arguments and benefit to Australia when seeking Ministerial Intervention Request.
The applicant entered Australia as the holder of a Higher Education Section subclass 573 visa. During his time studying in Australia, the applicant applied for six successful extensions to the 573 visa that allowed him to complete three educational courses including; a TAFE Diploma of Business Management, Bachelor of Commerce and a Masters of Business
READ MORELateral Thinking – Where Health Criteria cannot be met. Always important to have a strategy and defined pathway in place.
The first step in migration to Australia is lodging a valid visa application. Each visa has a different application process and criteria that the applicant is required to meet. Before applying for a visa it is important to understand the process, ensure that you will likely meet the criteria and acquire all the applicable documents
READ MORE- Administrative Appeals Tribunal
- Business Visas/Skilled Work Visas
- Carer Visa
- Character Cases
- Citizenship
- Compelling Circumstances
- Family Violence
- Federal Court Cases
- Illegal Overstayer
- Migration Review Tribunal
- Ministerial Intervention
- Partner Visas - 300 Offshore Prospective Marriage
- Partner Visas - 309 Offshore Spouse
- Partner Visas - 820 Onshore Spouse & De Facto Relationship
- Protection Visa
- Resident Return Visa
- Schedule 3
- Skills Assessment
- Visitor Visas
- Waiver of No Further Stay Condition