After our initial review, if we can see that you have decent prospects of getting visa then you will get a quote for the full service and agreement. 

If your visa has been refused or cancelled complete our online review form and we will assess your options.  

The final legal step in your migration story is becoming a citizen of Australia and we will assist you through the whole process. 

Judicial review is not the re-hearing of the merits of a particular case. Rather, it is where a court reviews a decision to make sure that the decision-maker used the correct legal reasoning or followed the correct legal procedures. Whereas merits review is available only in relation to decisions specified by legislation (e.g. the Migration Act 1958 prescribes what decisions are reviewable by the AAT or the IAA), judicial review is available for all decisions of an administrative character.

The Minister may, upon request, have the power, but not the duty, to consider whether to exercise that power, to personally intervene, if he/she considers it in the 'public interest' to do so, and substitute a more favourable decision where an applicant has appealed to a merits review authority, e.g. the AAT, and the review authority has upheld the primary decision of a delegate.

Our expert and registered migration agents can help you out with your prepared application where you want to check your application before lodgment.

You can book a DIY appointment online or by a quick phone call with an Australia Migration Specialist who will check and advise you on your application.

Please feel free to contact us if you would like more information on our DIY Visa application packages, please contact our head office based in Melbourne.