Why are Australian spouses reunited and immigrants refused visas?

As we all know, the materials required for a spouse's immigration visa are complicated, and it is impossible to prove the authenticity of the relationship with specific figures, so it takes a long time for the immigration bureau to apply for a visa. Here is a brief introduction to why Australian spouse reunion immigrants refused visas. Welcome to read!

According to the data released by the Australian Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT), there are currently 10626 immigration appeals (excluding refugee appeals) that need to be heard by them. Of all the cases, 40% involved 4,270 appeals against the refusal of a spouse's immigrant visa. But at present, AAT can handle 1000 cases a month, but the average number of new cases submitted every month is 1 165. Generally speaking, it takes one year for AAT to close the case.

It is conceivable that this further reflects the importance of handling visas through professional consultants. If the spouse visa applicant applies by himself-refuses the visa-complains to the immigration agent-appeals to the court-and waits for the appeal result, the time and expenses spent during this period are much more than those spent directly through the immigration consultant. Moreover, the visa refusal record will appear as a "black history" in the applicant's immigration calendar.

Therefore, under the circumstances that the Immigration Bureau has stepped up the examination of the spouse visa and tightened the examination of the relationship between the applicant and the guarantor. I suggest that you don't choose to submit your own application in order to save visa fees. The success of spouse visa must first provide detailed materials to prove the authenticity and durability of the relationship, and must ensure its logic, hierarchy and integrity, and also need the guidance of professionals.

Extended reading: the cost of living of Australian immigrants

Resettlement allowance (first year)

Rent deposit (four-week deposit) $720

Rent in advance (rent for two weeks) $360

Furniture (such as TV, bed, table, chair, wardrobe) $ 1 000.

The telephone installation fee is 50 dollars.

Kitchenware (such as refrigerator, microwave oven, kitchenware) is $800.

Network connection fee $ 120

The total settling-in expenses are $3,050, the usual expenses (weekly) rent 180, meals, meals and daily necessities $220, transportation and travel expenses $30, telephone calls $25, gasoline and electricity $20, and personal expenses (such as clothes, entertainment, etc. ) is 50 dollars, and the cost of stationery (such as pens, paper and notebooks) is 50 dollars.

The cost of living in Melbourne

Melbourne is a city with reasonable consumption value, high living standard and many accommodation environments. Your living expenses depend on your lifestyle. But I suggest that you have at least 12000 Australian dollars a year to pay for your living expenses. If you want to share a house with friends, you need nearly 2,000 Australian dollars to pay the first month's rent and deposit, household necessities and telephone, water and electricity costs. The usual expenses (weekly) are $65,438+$020 for rent (about $480 for deposit), $65,438+$000 for food and daily necessities, $25 for transportation and travel, $25 for telephone calls, $20 for gasoline and electricity, $40 for personal expenses (such as clothes and entertainment) and $80 for living expenses. You can buy fresh food at reasonable prices in any supermarket in Melbourne. Cheap clothes and personal belongings are also easy to buy. Food costs about $80 a week. The following is the price guide for purchasing basic food and personal items: milk $65,438 +0.50 bread $2.00 apples $2.00 potatoes $65,438 +0.50 steak $65,438 +03.00 a dozen eggs $3.00 cereal $2.50 juice $3.00 personal items/services.

The cost of living in Brisben

Brisben is the third largest city in Australia and the capital of Queensland. Brisbane, with a population of1500,000, is not only a favorite holiday destination for Australians, but also a popular choice for international students and backpackers. Rent 100 USD (deposit about 400 USD), food and daily necessities 80 USD, transportation and travel expenses 20 USD, telephone call 25 USD, gasoline and electricity 20 USD, personal expenses 60 USD and living expenses 60 USD. Based on the consumption situation of the above cities, it is suggested that travelers who want to live or study in Australia should bring at least 2000 Australian dollars in the first month.