The Minister has the influence and control under the Migration Act 1958 to intervene in the case of a person when the Minister thinks and believes it is of the best interest of the public to do so. Additionally, it is also the Minister who decides what is in the public interest and what is not. Also, the Minister is not lawfully guaranteed to intervene or consider the intervention.
When there is intervention made by the minister to make more a decision that is more favorable, this typically means that the Minister is granting a visa. Nevertheless, only a few of all the requests for ministerial intervention succeed.
Our team expert migration agents who have skillfully dealt and negotiated with clients from different nations and as cultural backgrounds makes thorough evaluation on the case of our clients including their personal conditions. When the evaluation is completed and no problems are detected, the next move is then recommended to be done be it to obtain a visa, apply for the citizenship in Australia, or request for such an intervention. In addition to this, we also provide a complete checklist that will address all the legislations needed. Visit us at your nearest ISA Migration’s office or fill out the inquiry form and send us your query. One of our team members will get in touch with you.