In Le v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection, (2015) FCA 1473 (24 December 2015) Ms Le had been born in Vietnam in 1956, arrived in Australia as a refugee in 1984. While in Australia, she… Read More »Federal Court – a ray of hope for character visa cancellation appellants – in certain cases.
In 2015, according to figures released by the department of immigration, a record 580 people had their visas cancelled on character grounds. Given Immigration Minister Peter Dutton now has greater powers to cancel visas and has been… Read More »Visa cancellations under section 501 character grounds record high.
Big News for Visa appeals – particularly PIC 4005. Haque & Ors v Minister for Immigration & Anor, (2015) FCCA 1765 (2 July 2015) Is a Federal Circuit Court case regarding the Public Interest Health… Read More »Federal Circuit Court Haque & Ors Case
As noted in the Age The number of cancellations is much higher than in recent years, because Immigration Minister Peter Dutton now has greater powers to revoke visas of convicted criminals. Since December last year,… Read More »Deportation. Hundreds of convicted criminals have visas revoked
MAJOR changes to Visas & Migration Law Date: Wednesday 3 June At 1.00 Where: 470 Bourke Street Melbourne [map w=”600″ h=”400″ style=”full, standard” z=”16″ marker=”yes” infowindow=”Free Lecture by AR LAW Services” infowindowdefault=”yes” maptype=”TERRAIN” hidecontrols=”true”… Read More »Free Migration Law lecture: update on skilled and 485 visas
A 10-year-old Queensland boy who has autism has written to Immigration Minister Peter Dutton to ask that he and his mother not be deported because he is a “burden on the system”. Today, a 4,000… Read More »Boy with autism – appeal or MI
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