ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS TRIBUNAL (AAT) (PREVIOUSLY MRT)
VISA REFUSED OR CANCELLED?
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At Visa Makers we know having a visa refused or cancelled can be a stressful time for you. The worry related to not knowing what the future holds and whether you will be able to stay in Australia can have its effect on you and your family.
Visa Makers can help manage you Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) (previously MRT) case from start to finish providing you with peace of mind that your case will have the best chance of success.
Visa Makers can help manage you Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) (previously MRT) case from start to finish providing you with peace of mind that your case will have the best chance of success.
HOW WE CAN HELP?
- Provide you with clear and expert advice on your chances of success at the MRT
- Lodge your AAT application before the deadline expires
- Help you collect all the required evidence and documentation before your hearing
- Prepare a detailed submission on your behalf on why you should be granted the visa
- Ensure that the written submission relates to the relevant Migration Legislation for your particular case
- Speak to the AAT on your behalf and provide you with constant updates on your application status
- Help you prepare for the AAT Hearing
- Attend the hearing with you providing you with legal assistance
- Please note we help people all over Australia, you do not need to be located in Perth.
ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS TRIBUNAL (AAT)
When the Department of Home Affairs makes a decision that is unfavourable to a visa applicant or visa holder, in many cases the applicant or their sponsor can seek a review of that decision to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal. (AAT)
If you have had a visa refused or cancelled you may be eligible to apply to the AAT for a review of that decision. The Merits Review will involve a complete rehearing of the application. They will reconsider the facts, law and policy of the original decision and determine which is the correct and preferable decision. Generally, applicants will be granted a bridging visa while waiting for the hearing date, which can take up to 18 months depending on the visa.
If you have had a visa refused or cancelled you may be eligible to apply to the AAT for a review of that decision. The Merits Review will involve a complete rehearing of the application. They will reconsider the facts, law and policy of the original decision and determine which is the correct and preferable decision. Generally, applicants will be granted a bridging visa while waiting for the hearing date, which can take up to 18 months depending on the visa.