STUDENT VISA REFUSALS - What Decisions Does the AAT Need to Make
                     STUDENT VISA REFUSALS 
(GENUINE STAY)
AAT APPEAL
What Decisions Does the AAT Need to Make?
The AAT will decide your need for a temporary stay in 
Australia. The AAT must be convinced there is a sincere wish to 
visit Australia temporarily by looking at the following:
 Your circumstances
 Your immigration history
 Any other relevant matter
How Does the AAT Make Decisions?
The AAT will Analyse:
 The course's significance in your future
 Your immigration history
 Present circumstances in your home nation
 Expected conditions in Australia
 Any other pertinent information
What Information Do I Provide to the AAT to Support My 
Review?
Any information that will help your case is appreciated. You are not required to supply us with the information listed below, and the 
information you do provide us with will be based on your specific situation.
The most beneficial details to provide us with are as follows:
Reasons for not conducting the study in your home country.
Information about your links to your nation of origin that may facilitate your repatriation, such as:
 Proof of assets or properties in your home country
 Evidence of the presence of your close relatives and any dependents there;
 Evidence of your desire to return home or start that employment there;
 A round-trip ticket back to your home country.
 Evidence of your enrolment at an institution.
 Proof of your recent experience.
 Details about how the course relates to your current or planned employment;
 Confirmation indicating you have enrolled in the programme.
 Information that clarifies any gaps in your academic record or failures to complete 
courses, such as medical records attesting to illness or other physical or mental 
disorders that may have influenced your academic performance.
 Any information that might be used to verify or support your claim.
 Evidence demonstrating why a specific fact in the Department's decision is 
incorrect.
 More facts or documents that support your situation.
When Should I Submit My Details to the AAT?
Please send the information as soon as possible.
If the AAT is satisfied with the facts you present, a positive 
judgement can be issued without the need for a hearing.
Presenting Evidence at a Hearing
If you are required to appear at a hearing, an AAT Member will 
question you about your application and consider all of the 
information you provide.
This frequently includes the case-related materials you've supplied 
us. If we require you to supply information sooner, please do so no 
later than 7 days before the hearing.
Every piece of information you provide the AAT Member is critical 
evidence. Having this material available well in advance of the 
hearing will assist you in explaining your case and influencing the 
AAT Member's judgement.
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