- Migration law is a codified law. It will only make sense when you read the rules and incorporate the circumstances and the policymaker’s intentions when the law is made. Interpreting the regulations lacking the circumstances will cause the rules to be misapplied, leading to legal errors and unfavourable outcomes.
- Special rules and stricter time limits apply in some cases in Migration law. Outside of the time frame, it would prevent applicants from exercising their rights for future events. For example, an applicant must lodge an application for review of decisions made under sections 501 and 501CA of the Migration action within nine days after the day on which the notification of the decision is made while the applicant is in Australia. For other decisions, an applicant must apply for a review within 28 days after the notification of the decision.
- The Migration rules examine an applicant’s past conduct, visa history, current situation, future intentions, health, character, family relations, and social association to determine whether an applicant is eligible for an Australian visa. It is essential to check over the Migration rules against all aspects to secure successful visa outcomes.
- The Migration rules change frequently. Using the most current rules before submitting your visa application is important. A policy change may make an illegible applicant eligible for a visa and vice versa.
- Applying correctly so that your application can be considered. The Migration law provides the manners, fees, forms, and locations where an application must be made at the time of the applicant. Lodging an incorrect application will cause your application to be delayed and sometimes miss essential deadlines for lodging again.
