Have you had a Visitor’s or (Tourist) FA 600 Visa refused from the Philippines to travel to Australia in the past and are to frighten or stressed out to relodge another because you are so anxious you may be ‘refused, again’?
As an example, was your particular negative decision written in the following way or similarly, by the Department of Home Affairs:
- My decision is based on the following factors
Whilst the applicant has supplied relevant information relating to her personal circumstances in the Philippines, the documentation supplied by the applicant has failed to demonstrate that she has significant ties to the Philippines that would induce her to return home within the validity of her visa nor would it be reasonable for her to be away from the commitment and responsibilities that she has demonstrated for the purposes of a holiday. Therefore, I give little weight to asset ownership, employment ties or cultural ties as evidence that the applicant intends a genuine visit to Australia and cannot consider these ties as factors that will induce the applicant to depart Australia within the validity of her visa.
- My decision is based on the following factors
I note that no verifiable evidence of any commitment or ongoing and cumulative source of income was provided with the application. The applicant has not provided supporting documents that relate to, or describe, her current circumstances in the Philippines in relation to any employment, business, or financial ties. I am therefore unable to be satisfied that there is enough incentive for the applicant to return at the completion of the visit, or that the applicant’s intention is to be a genuine visitor to Australia. I have considered the offer of support provided by the applicant’s fiancé in Australia.
Generally, however, offers of support or guarantees given by family and friends in Australia are not sufficient evidence of a genuine temporary stay. The onus is on the applicant to satisfy the decision maker that the applicant intends only to stay temporarily in Australia. After considering the information provided, I am not satisfied that the applicant genuinely intends to stay temporarily in Australia for the purposes set out above. Therefore, I am not satisfied that the applicant meets the relevant criteria in clause 600.211 in Schedule 2 of the Migration Regulations.
If so and you would like to know if your next Visitor’s (Tourist) Visa FA 600 has a ‘good prospect of success’ then please contact RESPALL (Migration) Australia for a written explanation of how a successful Visitor’s (Tourist) Visa FA 600 can apply to your next particular visa application so you may join your family, friends or loved one.
- The Philippines has a robust economy, a democratically elected government, no civil disruptions including war, lawlessness or political turmoil.
- Filipinos are well known to have, significant and close family ties in the Philippines, are committed to their education, employment and or business endeavours, have ‘substantial assets and savings’, are well known to have responsible, mature, long-term and well-established relationships with Australians.
With over 26 years of ‘remarkable migration experience and success in lodging Visitor’s (Tourist) Visa applications to Australia from the Philippines’, we are confident in either lodging an initial or subsequent visa application, in consideration of your particular professional and personal circumstance.
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