Section 65 of the migration act 1958

Decision to grant or refuse to grant visa. It set up Australia’s universal visa system (or entry permits). Its long title is An Act relating to the entry into, and presence in, Australia of aliens, and the departure or deportation from Australia of aliens and certain other persons. Repeal and savings 3A.

Compensation for acquisition of property 4. Detention of minors a last resort 4A. Application of the Criminal Code 5. This Direction is Direction no. Visa refusal and cancellation under s5and revocation of a mandatory cancellation of a visa under s5CA. It may be cited as Drection no. See full list on nowakmigration.

Informed by the principles in paragraph 6. There are differing considerations depending on whether a delegate is considering whether to refuse to grant a visa to a visa applicant, cancel the visa of a visa holder, or revoke the mandatory cancellation of a visa. Separating the considerations for visa holders and visa applicants recognises that non-citizens h. In deciding whether to cancel a visa, other considerations must be taken into account where relevant. Under subsection 5(3A) of the Act, the Minister must cancel a visa that has been granted to a person if the Minister is satisfied that the person does not pass the character test because of the operation of paragraph (6)(a) (on the basis of paragraph (7)(a), (b) or (c)) or paragraph (6)(e)) and the non-citizen is serving a sentence of imprisonment on a full-time basis in a custodial institution, for an offence against a law of the Commonwealth, a Stałe or a Ten-itory. Character test– is the character test prescribed in s5(6) of the Act and set out in Annex A of this Direction.

Immigration detention – is defined in section of the Act and means: a. There is no guarantee is free of errors or omissions. The notes at the end of this compilation (the endnotes) include information about amending laws and the amendment history of provisions of the compiled law. Section of the Act deals with the ‘decision to grant or refuse to grant a visa’. TABLE TABLE OF PROVISIONS Section PART 1-PRELIMINARY 1. Section of the Act is the ‘adverse information’ provision, and amounts to a. ANAO Audit Report No.

However, the law under section 501(3) does not provide any authority for the assistant minister to perform duties of the Minister. Amendments to the character test The amendments to the Migration Act made by the MACGVC Act are intended to strengthen the powers to refuse to grant, or to cancel, a visa on character grounds by inserting additional grounds. The Appellant sent the IAA photos of scarring in his abdomen that were taken many months after the interview with the delegate. I also got Natural Justice Letters.

Name of Regulations Division 1. Foreign Affairs recipients and Foreign Affairs students 1. The Migration Act originally provided a very broad discretion for the Minister (through his or her delegates) to grant a visa or entry permit,and the grounds on which visas and entry permits were granted were set out in policy. If the applicable criteria and requirements are not met, the Minister must deny the application. Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees as amended by Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees, Arts and 33.

The Tribunal’s jurisdiction is defined under ss. Section 5of the Migration Act grants the Governor-General power to make regulations that are ‘not inconsistent’ with that Act to give it effect. Broadly, provision is made for the prescription, by regulation, of classes of visas.

Administration Act , section (1). Section 17 first paragraph, second sentence, section 1and section 187a of the Criminal Procedure Act shall apply insofar as appropriate. The King may by regulations make further provisions in respect of orders imposing an obligation of notification and stay in a specific place under the first paragraph. FRENCH CJ and KIEFEL J. That designation does not mean that there is any general duty imposed on.

Mainland Australia excised from migration zone, but critics are unimpressed. Part IV: Citations 8.