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Transporting Removees and Deportees
This article will discuss the rules regarding transporting removees and deportees from Australia provided under sections 217 to 221 of the Migration Act 1958. Every year, thousands of non-citizens face removal from Australia. Some have committed crimes, while
Fast Track Review of Certain Protection Visa Decisions
This article will discuss the fast track review of certain protection visa decisions. This is a process for reviewing decisions made by the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) to refuse protection visas to certain applicants. This process is faster and more
Referring Non-citizens for Work
Did you know that you can violate the law if you don’t abide by the provisions of referring non-citizens for work set under the Migration Act 1958? Non-citizen workers in Australia are a significant and growing part of the workforce. Many face unique
Provisions About Bogus Documents
This article will discuss provisions about bogus documents. Visa applicants need to submit many documents and adhere to many requirements for their visas. It is their responsibility to submit true and accurate information. Failure to do so may result in visa
Immigration Assessment Authority Australia
Before anyone can call Australia home, they must first pass through the gates of the Immigration Assessment Authority (IAA). The Immigration Assessment Authority (IAA) is an independent body under the Migration Act that operates as a separate office within
General Provisions Relating to Seizure: Migration Act 1958
This article will outline general provisions relating to seizure under the Migration Act 1958. Australian Border Force (ABF) officers and private security guards have the power to seize items from immigration detainees. This is because these items may pose a