Visa Appeal - Judicial Review

Does This Apply to You?

  1. Has your visa been refused by the Department of Home Affairs (i.e. Immigration)?

  2. Have you appealed to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT)?

  3. Was your visa appeal at the AAT unsuccessful? 

  4. Do you feel that the decision made by the Department of Home Affairs and the AAT hasn't been fair? 

  5. Have you ever appealed your visa refusal to the Federal Circuit Court of Australia or Federal Court of Australia?

If you answered yes to any of the above questions I can help you! 

Even if you received a negative result from your visa application or visa appeal, you may not have exhausted your visa appeal avenues. There may still be ways in which I can help you. 

You must be mindful of the time limitations associated with each visa appeal route. If you feel that you have missed the deadline, please still contact me as there may be options available to you. 

Fill in the form below and get in touch with our team!

Davin Hartanto l Director (MARN: 1577740)
NSW Justice of the Peace | B.Comm (Acc. & Fin)

Visa Appeal Registered Migration Agent in Sydney

My exposure and experience expand massively across immigration law. I regularly act and represent SMEs and big corporations in solving their workplace issues by utilizing immigration law as well as in adversarial matters in relation to sanctions, audits, and offences under Migration Act and Regulations. I also represent applicants in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal.

I have primarily practiced in complex cases in Australian immigration law ranging from:

  • visa refusals,

  • visa cancellations,

  • clients with a prior character conviction(s),

  • clients with a history of overstaying,

  • clients who are held in immigration detention, and

  • clients with no hope or those who feel that have exhausted all options to appeal.

How Can We Help You?

STEP 1: Initial Assessment

We will first assess your case to see whether there are any avenues for appeal, or if there are any other tactics or strategies we have for you to achieve the same migration objective. Send us your refusal letter and book a Migration Planning Session (aka consultation) with us to go through your options.

STEP 2: Migration Planning Session

Our Migration Planning Session is a consultation session dedicated to discussing your case’s issues, strategies, and several pathways we personally curate for you. The session runs for approximately 40-60 minutes. After this session, we will also send you an email to recount what was discussed and our proposal.

You can always start at this step if you wish to discuss your case with us directly.