Receiving a visa refusal or a cancellation notice from the Department of Home Affairs can be overwhelming. However, there’s no need to panic—many cases have solutions, and you may have the option to appeal the decision.
Applying for a visa that doesn’t match your actual situation or purpose.
Missing, invalid, or dishonest information can result in automatic refusal.
The sponsor fails to meet required obligations or credibility checks.
Violating visa terms, such as overstaying or unauthorized work.
Incorrectly calculating your eligibility points in skilled migration visas.
Failure to demonstrate intentions to return home or purpose of stay.
If your visa was refused or canceled, you may be eligible to apply for a review through the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (ART).
Don’t leave your future to chance. Speak with our Registered Migration Agents for expert advice on appealing your visa decision.
