Judicial review is the process of appealing an adverse immigration decision with Australian courts. While on many occasions adverse migration decision made by immigration officers would be reviewed by the Administrative Appeals Tribunal on the merits of the case (Merits Review), before they are eligible for judicial review by the court. Some decisions may only be reviewed by the court in its original jurisdiction.
In reviewing migration decisions the courts are not concerned with the merits of the case and would only hear cases where the decision maker has made a legal error in arriving at the decision. There are also strict time limits to applying to the courts and such would only be extended if the court is satisfied that it should extend the time to lodge an appeal in the best interest of administration of justice.
At CK Migration you will have access to superior legal advice in relation to your migration decision. If you have received an adverse decision from the Department Of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) officers or The Administrative Appeals Tribunal in relation to a visa refusal or cancellation please contact us and an expert in the field will get in touch with you the soonest.