What are the reasons for being refused naturalization in Australia?

Australian citizenship is the final step of immigration. If you want to become an Australian citizen and hold an Australian passport, you must be naturalized. To be permanently naturalized, a number of conditions must be met, otherwise the Immigration Bureau has the right to refuse the naturalization application. The reasons for the refusal of the Immigration Bureau can be described as varied. Here are a few cases to illustrate. Immigrants who want to be naturalized in Australia must avoid these minefields!

I submitted my application for naturalization two days in advance and was ruthlessly rejected.

Mr. Wang is a doctor. 2065438+01February 8, came to Australia with a 457 foreign worker visa. Re-entered Australia on February 6, 20 13 with the visa of ordinary skilled immigrant 189, and became a permanent resident of Australia.

He applied for naturalization on February 6, 20 15, but the immigration officer refused to apply on February 9, 201kloc-0/65438 10 because he did not meet the residence time requirements.

Dr l 20 15 12 appealed to the administrative appeal court. The doctor surnamed L attached a statement and supporting documents, saying that he had applied two days earlier because he remembered the wrong time, and hoped that the tribunal would be sympathetic.

However, the court finally held that Dr. L had no family and no real estate in Australia, which proved that he had no connection with Australia and the appeal was rejected.

Australians do things in a standardized way. One is one, and the other is two. Two days in advance, if they fail to meet the residence requirements, they are ruthlessly refused naturalization!

If you don't hand over your criminal record within the specified time, your naturalization will be rejected.

Mr. H met the naturalization requirements of the Immigration Bureau, so he submitted an application for naturalization online and paid an application fee of $260. He received two emails requesting to submit documents such as no criminal record and ID card within 28 days.

However, Mr. H could not submit the certificate of no criminal record within 28 days, so he called the Immigration Bureau (the official's name and telephone number were on the email) and was told that he could wait for the interview notice, and then he could personally hand over all the documents to the Immigration Bureau official during the interview and discuss whether it was possible to avoid or delay notarization without punishment.

However, in the end, I did wait for the rejection letter from the immigration office! The reason is that the required documents have not been submitted.

Mr. H immediately called the Immigration Bureau and asked why he was rejected. He was still waiting for the interview notice, but he was told that because Mr. H had already passed the naturalization test, there was no need for an interview in this naturalization application, so there would be no interview notice at all.

First, the previous telephone calls between Mr. H and the immigration officer were not recorded, so it is impossible to make statistics. Second, even if they are wrong, the result cannot be changed.

Mr. H was also told two options:

First: you must reapply and pay $260, every penny.

Two: Find AAT (AdministrativeAppellation) for reexamination, but the application fee for reexamination is $777. If you win, you can refund $677, deducting 100. Otherwise, $777 will be paid in full.

Can't speak English, and naturalization is refused.

Ms s came to Australia with her husband and three children on 1998. Her husband and children are eligible for naturalization, while Ms. S only has a permanent residence visa. She applied for naturalization in June 20 10, and the immigration officer rejected her application on the grounds that she did not meet the residence requirements required for naturalization and had no basic knowledge of English, so she could not take the naturalization test.

According to the records, Ms. S only stayed in Australia for 8 days in 12 months before applying for naturalization, and only stayed in Australia for 49 days in the four years before applying for naturalization.

Ms. S complained that after her daughter was born, she began to suffer from insomnia and took Chinese medicine from Chinese medicine practitioners. 65438-0998, she accompanied her children to learn English in Broadway, Sydney, and recited English to deepen her illness.

Ms. S said that she had studied English in China, but she was not going to take the English naturalization test because she was afraid it would aggravate her illness. My husband's factory business is difficult to manage, and he has no time to study the contents of the naturalization exam, which makes me more nervous.

The psychiatrist reported that Ms. S suffered from severe depression. The pressure and mental stress of learning English made her mental condition worse, and being forced to learn English made her illness last.

However, the judge of the administrative appeal court refused to admit that this was a "permanent and persistent mental disability", which prevented her from learning English. The court rejected Ms. S's appeal in June 5438+ 10 this year.

It is becoming more and more difficult to be naturalized in Australia, and Australian Prime Minister Tan Bao suddenly announced that the requirements for Australian naturalization have been greatly tightened. If you live a long time, take the English proficiency test and fail the naturalization test three times, you will have to wait two years to take the test again. Before submitting your application for naturalization, you must be fully prepared and carefully check all the materials to avoid being rejected because of some unnecessary mistakes!