When an applicant faces a visa refusal, there may be various reasons for disagreeing with the decision.
The Administrative Review Tribunal (Tribunal) has the authority to review visa refusal decisions made by the Department of Home Affairs (DOHA). Unlike the Department of Home Affairs (DOHA), the Tribunal operates independently and evaluates visa applications from scratch. They are not obligated to follow the Department of Home Affairs (DOHA) decision and assess each matter based on its merits. Therefore, the Tribunal can be a viable option for individuals who disagree with a visa refusal decision.
The Tribunal has several powers regarding visa decisions. It can affirm the decision to refuse the visa, vary the decision made by the Department of Home Affairs (DOHA) even if it reaches a different conclusion, or remit the decision back to DOHA for reconsideration with specific instructions. Additionally, the Tribunal can set aside the original decision and substitute it with a new one it considers appropriate.
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