Visa Application Refusal & Cancellation Appeal Specialists – Registered Migration Agents Melbourne
As Australian Visa Application Refusal & Cancellation Tribunal Appeal Specialist and Melbourne CBD Best Registered Migration Agents and Immigration Consultants specializing in all types of complicated Australian visa application refusal and cancellation cases Victoria Migration Service Centre is strategically located in Melbourne CBD close to the Migration Review Tribunal (MRT) Division and Refugee Review Tribunal (RRT) Division of the Administrative Appeal Tribunal (AAT) for which Victoria Migration Service Centre has successfully represented many clients in relation to the Tribunal's merits review of their visa cancellation, visa application refusal, health & character (criminal record), family (domestic) violence, immigration detention, and other visa related decisions made by the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) fomrerly known as the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) or the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC).
If your visa application is refused or your visa is cancelled by the Department of Home Affairs, you should consider seeking immediate advice from Australian Visa Application Refusal & Cancellation Tribunal Appeal Specialist Mr. Henry Qian who specializes in highly complex visa application refusal & visa cancellation Tribunal Merits Review (Appeal) cases.
Victoria Migration Service Centre is proud of providing the best, honest and strategic Australian Immigration and Citizenship advice to people from almost 70 different countries.
Visa Application Refusal & Cancellation Tribunal (MRT, RRT & AAT) Merits Review (Appeal)
- Student Visa Application Refusal & Cancellation
- Partner (Spouse / Married Couple) Visa Application Refusal & Cancellation
- Partner (De Facto) Visa Application Refusal & Cancellation
- Same Sex Partner Visa Application Refusal & Cancellation
- Prospective Marriage (Fiancé / Fiancée) Visa Application Refusal & Cancellation
- Subclass 482 Temporary Work (Skilled) Standard Business Sponsor & Nomination Application Refusal & Cancellation
- Subclass 482 Temporary Work (Skilled) Visa Application Refusal & Cancellation
- Skilled Independent & Sponsored Visa Application Refusal & Cancellation
- Subclass 485 Graduate Visa (Graduate Work Stream & Post-Student Stream) Application Refusal & Cancellation
- Tourist Visa Application Refusal & Cancellation
- Parent (Aged Parent, Contributory Aged Parent, Contributory Parent) Visa Application Refusal
- Business Innovation and Investment (Provisional) (Class EB, Subclass 188) Visa Application Refusal
- Business Innovation and Investment (Permanent) (Class EC, Subclass 888) Visa Application Refusal
- Protection (Refugee) Visa Application Refusal
- Unlawful Non-Citizen / Immigration Detention Centre Detainee Bridging Visa E (BVE) Application Refusal
- Health Issue & Family Violence / Domestic Violence
- Section 501 Notice (Character / Criminal Record)
- All Other Types of Australian Visa Application Refusal & Visa Cancellation Cases
- Migration Review Tribunal (MRT) Merits Review and Full Hearing Representation
- Refugee Review Tribunal (RRT) Merits Review and Full Hearing Representation
- Administrative Appeal Tribunal (AAT) Merits Review and Full Hearing Representation
Case Study – Pakistanis Visa Applicant's Protection (Class XA, Subclass 866) Visa Application Refusal Refugee Review Tribunal (RRT) Merits Review Case
Victoria Migration Service Centre’s Principal Migration Agent, Melbourne CBD Best Registered Migration Agent & Immigration Consultant Mr. Henry QIAN has won another Protection (Class XA, Subclass 866) visa application refusal case for a Pakistanis client by successfully helping him to persuade the Refugee Review Tribunal (RRT) that there is a real chance of persecution upon return to Pakistan.
The Tribunal finds, by reference to the applicant's evidence and the material concerning the situation in Pakistan in various other sources that there is a real chance that he may suffer persecution, for reason of his perceived political opinion (as opposed to the XXX) and member of a particular social group (XXX), in the area of XXX.
The Tribunal remits the matter for reconsideration with the direction that the applicant satisfies section 36(2)(a) of the Migration Act 1958, being a person to whom Australia has protection obligations under the Refugees Convention.
The Tribunal finds, by reference to the applicant's evidence and the material concerning the situation in Pakistan in various other sources that there is a real chance that he may suffer persecution, for reason of his perceived political opinion (as opposed to the XXX) and member of a particular social group (XXX), in the area of XXX.
The Tribunal remits the matter for reconsideration with the direction that the applicant satisfies section 36(2)(a) of the Migration Act 1958, being a person to whom Australia has protection obligations under the Refugees Convention.
Case Study – British Visa Applicant's Notice of Intention to Consider Refusal of Temporary Business Entry (Class UC, Subclass 457) Visa Application Case (Section 501 Notice - Character / Criminal Record)
Victoria Migration Service Centre’s Principal Migration Agent, Melbourne CBD Best Registered Migration Agent & Immigration Consultant Mr. Henry QIAN has successfully assisted a British visa applicant with his formal written submission in response to then DIAC's Notice of intention to consider refusal of his Temporary Business Entry (Class UC, Subclass 457) visa application under subsection 501(1) of the Migration Act 1958 by helping him to persuade then the Department of Immigration and Citizenship that his Temporary Business Entry (Class UC, Subclass 457) visa application should NOT be refused under subsection 501(1) of the Migration Act 1958 .
Case Study – Chinese Visa Applicant's Student (Temporary) (Class TU, Subclass 573) Visa Application Refusal Migration Review Tribunal (MRT) Merits Review Case (Unsatisfactory Course Progress)
Victoria Migration Service Centre’s Principal Migration Agent, Melbourne CBD Best Registered Migration Agent & Immigration Consultant Mr. Henry QIAN has won another Unsatisfactory Course Progress related Student (Temporary) (Class TU, Subclass 573) visa application refusal case for a Chinese overseas student whose Higher Education Sector (Class TU, Subclass 573) student visa application was refused by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection partially due to the wrongful advice received by the Chinese overseas student from her previous migration agent not to respond to the letter from Deakin University asking her to discuss her academic progress.
The Tribunal remits the application for a Student (Temporary) (Class TU, Subclass 573) visa for reconsideration with the direction that the applicant meets the clause 573.222 of Schedule 2 of the Migration Regulations 1994.
The Tribunal remits the application for a Student (Temporary) (Class TU, Subclass 573) visa for reconsideration with the direction that the applicant meets the clause 573.222 of Schedule 2 of the Migration Regulations 1994.
Case Study – Egyptian Visa Applicant's Skilled - Designated Area Sponsored (Provisional) (Class UZ, Subclass 496) Visa Application Refusal Migration Review Tribunal (MRT) Merits Review Case (Health Issue)
Victoria Migration Service Centre’s Principal Migration Agent, Melbourne CBD Best Registered Migration Agent & Immigration Consultant Mr. Henry QIAN has successfully assisted an Egyptian visa applicant winning his Skilled - Designated Area Sponsored (Provisional) (Class UZ, Subclass 496) visa application refusal case without Tribunal hearing.
The Tribunal finds on the basis of the evidence before it, that the applicant meets the health requirement set out in PIC 4005. The Tribunal is therefore satisfied that the applicant meets PIC 4005 for the purpose of clause 496.228 of Schedule 2 of the Migration Regulations 1994.
The Tribunal finds on the basis of the evidence before it, that the applicant meets the health requirement set out in PIC 4005. The Tribunal is therefore satisfied that the applicant meets PIC 4005 for the purpose of clause 496.228 of Schedule 2 of the Migration Regulations 1994.
Case Study – Malaysian Visa Applicant's Same Sex Partner (Temporary) (Class UK, Subclass 820) Visa Application Refusal Migration Review Tribunal (MRT) Merits Review Case (Schedule 3 Criteria)
Victoria Migration Service Centre’s Principal Migration Agent, Melbourne CBD Best Registered Migration Agent & Immigration Consultant Mr. Henry QIAN has won another Schedule 3 criteria related Partner (Temporary) (Class UK, Subclass 820) visa application refusal case by successfully helping a Malaysian same sex partner visa applicant to persuade the Tribunal that there are compelling reasons apparent at the time of the visa application for not applying the Schedule 3 criteria.
The Tribunal has had the benefit of both documentary evidence which was not before the Department and consistent oral evidence fromt the applicant and the sponsor at the hearing.
Having regard to all these factors cumulatively, the Tribunal is satisfied that there are compelling reasons apparent at the time of the visa application for not applying the Schedule 3 criteria. Accordingly the Tribunal finds that the applicant meets clause 820.211(2)(d)(ii) of Schedule 2 of the Migration Regulations 1994.
The Tribunal has had the benefit of both documentary evidence which was not before the Department and consistent oral evidence fromt the applicant and the sponsor at the hearing.
Having regard to all these factors cumulatively, the Tribunal is satisfied that there are compelling reasons apparent at the time of the visa application for not applying the Schedule 3 criteria. Accordingly the Tribunal finds that the applicant meets clause 820.211(2)(d)(ii) of Schedule 2 of the Migration Regulations 1994.
Case Study – Indian Visa Applicant's De Facto Relationship Partner (Temporary) (Class UK, Subclass 820) Visa Application Refusal Migration Review Tribunal (MRT) Division of AAT (Administrative Appeal Tribunal) Merits Review Case (Schedule 3 Criteria)
Victoria Migration Service Centre’s Principal Migration Agent, Melbourne CBD Best Registered Migration Agent & Immigration Consultant Mr. Henry QIAN has won another Schedule 3 criteria related Partner (Temporary) (Class UK, Subclass 820) visa application refusal case by successfully helping an Indian partner visa applicant (de facto relationship ground) to persuade the Tribunal that there are compelling reasons apparent at the time of the visa application for not applying the Schedule 3 criteria.
As stated at the Tribunal's decision record: "In summary, on the evidence before it, the Tribunal is satisfied that there are compelling reasons for not applying the Schedule 3 criteria. Accordingly, Mr XXX meets cl.820.211(2)(d)(ii)."
As stated at the Tribunal's decision record: "In summary, on the evidence before it, the Tribunal is satisfied that there are compelling reasons for not applying the Schedule 3 criteria. Accordingly, Mr XXX meets cl.820.211(2)(d)(ii)."
Case Study – Chinese Visa Applicant's Landmark Partner (Migrant) (Class BC, Subclass 100) Visa Application Refusal Case (Domestic Violence / Family Violence)
Victoria Migration Service Centre’s Principal Migration Agent, Melbourne CBD Best Registered Migration Agent & Immigration Consultant Mr. Henry QIAN has become the first and so far the only Australian Immigration Law Expert who has won the landmark Partner (Migrant) (Class BC, Subclass 100) visa application refusal case under the domestic (family) violence clause for a MALE Chinese client who has not only been accused as the perpetrator by his ex-wife who successfully obtained an interim and final intervention order against him from the Court, but also been found not a victim of domestic violence by three Independent Experts (IEs) from the Australian government department after almost three years of unprecedented legal battles.
This landmark case created a “Dead duck swimming again” miracle in the Australian immigration history.
This landmark case created a “Dead duck swimming again” miracle in the Australian immigration history.
Case Study – 87 Years Old Female Malaysian Visa Applicant's Visitor (Class FA, Subclass 600) Visa Application Refusal Migration Division of the Administrative Review Tribunal (AAT) Merits Review Case
Victoria Migration Service Centre’s Principal Migration Agent, Melbourne CBD Best Registered Migration Agent & Immigration Consultant Mr. Henry QIAN has won another Visitor (Class FA, Subclass 600) visa application refusal case by successfully helping an 87 years old female Malaysian visa applicant to persuade the Tribunal that there are exceptional circumstances in her case.
The Tribunal finds that the visa applicant meets clause 600.215 of Schedule 2 of the Migration Regulations 1994.
The Tribunal finds that the visa applicant meets clause 600.215 of Schedule 2 of the Migration Regulations 1994.
Melbourne CBD Head Office Contact Details:
Mr. Henry Qian (Registered Migration Agent MARN: 0956812)Suite 301620 Collins St MELBOURNE VIC 3000Tel: +61 3 9629 6818Mob: 0413 614 849 (7 days a week)Email: henryqian@migrationservice.com.au