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I am sponsored by a relative for a skilled visa – what happens if the visa is refused?

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I am sponsored by a relative for a skilled visa – what happens if the visa is refused?

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The Migration Review Tribunal (MRT) has the power to conduct a merits review which means it can consider the merits of the case using the facts, evidence and law to determine whether the original decision was the correct or preferable decision. If the decision relates to an offshore visa, your Australian Sponsor must appeal to the MRT, not you. The Minister must provide reasons for the decision in specified circumstances and include details about review rights as to who can apply, where the application is to be made, and the strict time limit set for applying for review.

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