Has your visa been cancelled? Remain calm; there may be options available to you.
Visa cancellations can occur for various reasons, ranging from non-compliance with visa conditions to concerns about character requirements or provision of false information. The decision to cancel a visa lies at the discretion of the Department of Home Affairs and can have significant implications for you and your family.

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Understanding the Cancellation Process

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Visa cancellations can be discretionary, mandatory, or occur by operation of law. In some cases, individuals may even request the cancellation of their own visa. However, if the Department cancels your visa, they may also cancel the visas held by your family members.

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Reasons for Visa Cancellation

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Visas may be cancelled for reasons such as non-compliance with visa conditions, failure to meet character requirements, or providing false information on your visa application. If you're notified of the Department's intention to consider cancelling your visa, you'll have the opportunity to present reasons why your visa should not be cancelled.

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Act Promptly: Seek Legal Advice

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Receiving a Notice of Intention to Consider Cancellation (NOIC) can be stressful, but it's crucial to seek legal advice promptly. Responding effectively to the NOIC can make a significant difference in whether your visa is ultimately cancelled or not.

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How We Can Help

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Our team of experienced immigration lawyers specialises in assisting individuals facing visa cancellations. We provide personalised advice and representation to protect your rights and advocate for your interests throughout the cancellation process.

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Don't navigate visa cancellations alone. Contact us for a consultation to discuss your options and take the first step towards resolving your visa cancellation.