It is essential to disclose any past visa refusals, particularly from 'Five Eyes' countries, when applying for an…
It is essential to disclose any past visa refusals, particularly from 'Five Eyes' countries, when applying for an Australian visa. These countries share information, and failing to disclose a refusal can lead to negative consequences. Submit a letter explaining the omission, attributing it to a misunderstanding or oversight, and attach it to your application. Honesty is crucial for a successful application.
Visa refusals for subclass 600 often cite clause 600
Visa refusals for subclass 600 often cite clause 600.211 (lack of genuine temporary stay intent). Key factors leading to refusal include a lack of onshore contacts and insufficient proof of prior visa compliance in Australia or countries with similar immigration legislation.