ART/AATs Application (Administrative Review Tribunal Application)

What is an ART Application?

An Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) application allows an individual to challenge decisions made by the Department of Home Affairs or the Australian government regarding their visa application. If you’ve had a visa application refused or a visa cancelled, you can apply to the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) for a review of that decision.

The ART application is an important step in the process of seeking an independent review of an immigration decision. The ART is responsible for reviewing a broad range of migration decisions, including:

• Visa refusals and cancellations.
• Visa condition impositions.
• Denial of permanent residency or citizenship applications.

When Can You Apply?

You can lodge an ART application if your visa has been refused, cancelled, or if other adverse decisions have been made regarding your migration status. However, there are strict time limits for lodging an ART application. Typically, you must apply for a review within 28 days of receiving the decision.

How Bansal Lawyers Can Assist with ART Applications

Navigating the ART process can be complex and requires thorough knowledge of Australian immigration law. At Bansal Lawyers, our migration experts provide comprehensive assistance by:

• Assessing the grounds for appeal: We will evaluate the reasons behind the decision and advise you on the best approach to challenging it.
• Preparing the application: Our team will handle all the paperwork, ensuring that your application is submitted correctly and on time.
• Representation in hearings: If your case proceeds to an oral hearing, we can represent you before the Administrative Review Tribunal, advocating for your rights and interests.