If you have had a visa cancelled in Australia previously, then Public Interest Criteria (PIC) 4013 may impose a 3 year ban for you to come to Australia. That is, you may not be able to apply for another visa for another 3 years from the time your visa was cancelled.
If you left Australia as an unlawful non-citizen (you are illegal and did not hold a visa) or left Australia as a holder of a Bridging Visa C, D or E, then Public Interest Criteria 4014 may impose a 3 year ban for you to come to Australia (note that 28 day exceptions apply). The 3 year ban applies from the date the person left Australia.
Under Migration Law, a waiver exists if there are circumstances that favour an Australian citizen, Australian Permanent Resident, eligible New Zealand citizen or Australia’s interests whereby you can still satisfy Public Interest Criteria 4013 and 4014 and have your visa granted. That is, despite having your visa cancelled previously or leaving Australia as an unlawful non-citizen (you are illegal and did not hold a visa) or leaving Australia as a holder of a Bridging Visa C, D or E, you can still have your visa granted if you can show that your case has circumstances that favour an Australian citizen, Australian Permanent Resident, eligible New Zealand citizen or Australia’s interests.
We have vast experience in PIC 4013 and 4014 waiver submissions, where we have successfully helped people gain their visas and permanent residency.
PIC 4013 and 4014 waiver submissions are a complex specimen that requires thorough analysis, case law and persuasion to convince Immigration (Department of Home Affairs).
If you need help for a PIC 4013 and 4014 waiver submission, please contact us on info@visaeducationexperts.com.au or +61 414 588 942.
Please note that any immigration advice provided only and only constitutes immigration assistance as per s276 of the Migration Act 1958 (It does not include or constitute any other type of advice apart from immigration assistance as per s276 of the Migration Act 1958).
