Tang Law Migration Appeal Lawyers

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Tang Law offers a variety of services to individuals, small businesses and corporations in Australia and overseas. For over 15 years, we have provided reliable legal advice to individuals and enterprises alike. If you can’t find the right practice, simply get in touch with our friendly staff and we will help you achieve a positive outcome for your legal matter.

TANG LAW is a law firm founded and located in Perth, Western Australia. Previously called Tang Legal, it changed its name in early 2016 as part of a broad and innovative re-branding process.

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AAT Appeal

The Refugee Review Tribunal, the Migration Review Tribunal and the AAT deal with merits review. Since 1 July 2015, the former two tribunals have merged into AAT, which is now the only merits review body.

Federal Court Appeal

Decisions of the immigration department in relation to refusal or cancellation of visa is a type of administrative decision. In coming to an administrative decision, the decision-maker must follow the correct legal process.

Ministerial Intervention

In many circumstances (but not always), it is possible to seek ministerial intervention after receiving a negative decision from the Tribunal. Under the Migration Act 1958, the Minister for Immigration has the power

Visa Refusal

Visa Cancellation

The Department must notify you that it is considering cancelling your visa, and it must then consider your response expired before cancelling your visa. If your visa has already been cancelled, you may be able to have a Tribunal or Court review the decision.

Other Services

S56 Invitation to Comment

Tang Law is experienced in assisting clients respond to s56 requests from the Department. As such requests must be responded to in extremely tight time frames, we recommend that you do not delay in contacting us.

Character Test

A person whose visa has been refused or cancelled by a delegate under section 501 can apply to the AAT to have this decision changed. The Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) cannot review decisions made by the Minister personally, only decisions made by delegates.

PIC4020 Waiver

Department of Home Affairs might not grant you a visa (which has PIC 4020 as a criterion) for a period of ten years if you, or a member of your family unit, have a visa application refused because of a failure to satisfy us as to your identity.

3-Year Ban Waiver

A re-entry ban, also known as an exclusion period, means a person may not be able to return to Australia for up to three years. A re-entry ban may be imposed when a person breaches their visa conditions.