Request minister intervention

Request Minister intervention

 

 

Australian Immigration laws change quite frequently. Therefore, to receive accurate and up-to-date information, please contact an Australian migration firm or a Registered Migration Agent with OMARA in Australia.

When your Visa application is refused, and the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) (or later ART) also agrees with that decision, you still want to give yourself a chance to stay in Australia. However, you do not wish to continue appealing to higher courts. You have the right to request the Minister’s intervention to review your case.

 

The request for Ministerial intervention must clearly explain why you need the intervention and provide supporting evidence for your reasons. These reasons usually need to be special and exceptional, such as serious humanitarian circumstances, the best interests of children, or Australia's interests.

Some cases may be excluded from the Ministerial intervention process, such as those with criminal records or those who have been deported previously. You need to ensure that you do not fall into any of the excluded cases.

If you have previously applied for Ministerial intervention and were refused, you may not be eligible to apply for intervention again unless there are new and significant circumstances that have arisen.


Note that applying for Ministerial intervention is a complex and challenging process, and not all requests are accepted. The Minister has full discretion and is not obliged to intervene in any case. Therefore, careful preparation of the application and providing comprehensive supporting evidence is crucial.


If you need assistance with this process, JL Migration & Education is confident in our ability to support you. We have the experience, knowledge, critical thinking, and dedication to handle similarly difficult cases.

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