Ministerial Intervention Appeal If a visa application is refused and an appeal to the AAT fails, the applicant can appeal to the Federal Circuit Court (FCC) or request Ministerial Intervention. If the Minister agrees to intervene, the applicant is usually granted a visa. Ministerial Intervention, along with the initial review by the Department of […]
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FCC Federal Circuit Court Appeal The Federal Circuit Court (FCC), also known as the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (FCFCOA), has jurisdiction over immigration and visa matters as part of the federal system. If a visa application is refused and an AAT (Administrative Appeals Tribunal) appeal is unsuccessful, applicants may choose to escalate
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AAT Appeal Overview of AAT Appeal in Australia The Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) is an independent body in Australia responsible for reviewing immigration, visa, and other administrative decisions. AAT provides applicants with an opportunity to appeal decisions made by the Department of Home Affairs, including visa refusals and visa cancellations. AAT Appeal Eligibility Applicants must