Expert guidance on visas, PR pathways, and education strategy — from MARA Registered Agent Umar Ashraf.
Section 116 of the Migration Act 1958 is the primary mechanism by which the Department of Home Affairs can cancel your visa while you are…
Read ArticleSection 501 of the Migration Act 1958 gives the Australian Government the power to cancel or refuse a visa if the holder fails the character…
Read ArticleYou have lodged your ART appeal — or you are about to. One of the first questions everyone asks is: how long will this take?…
Read ArticleYou have just received a notice that your Australian visa has been cancelled. Or perhaps your visa was cancelled at the airport. Or you have…
Read ArticleYour visa application was refused. Your ART appeal was dismissed. Every avenue under the Migration Act has been exhausted — and you are facing removal…
Read ArticleYou submitted a visa application, your current visa ran out, and now you are holding a Bridging Visa. But which one — and does it…
Read ArticleOne piece of false information. One document submitted by an agent you trusted. A declaration that was slightly inaccurate. And suddenly, every visa you apply…
Read ArticleHad your Australian visitor visa (subclass 600) refused? Learn what the Department of Home Affairs checks on a reapplication, how to prove genuine ties to your home country, and which documents carry real weight with a case officer.
Read ArticleQuick Answer: Since 18 May 2026, the ART decides student visa (Subclass 500) refusal reviews entirely on written submissions — there is no hearing, no…
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