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Reasons for Decision
Under migration law, an application is made for a class of visa and your application must be
considered against the criteria for all subclasses within that visa class.
Your application has been considered against the criteria for the following subclasses within
VISITOR visa class.
600 - VISITOR
Under migration law, a visa cannot be granted unless the applicant meets the legal
requirements that are specified in the Act and the Regulations. The prescribed criteria for the
grant of a Tourist (subclass 600) visa are set out in Part 600 of Schedule 2 of the Regulations.
Clause 600.211 is a primary criterion to be satisfied at the time of application.
The applicant genuinely intends to stay temporarily in Australia for the purpose for which the
visa is granted, having regarded to:
(a) Whether the applicant has complied substantially with the conditions to which the last
substantive visa, or any subsequent bridging visa, held by the applicant was subject; and
(b) Whether the applicant intends to comply with the conditions to which the Subclass 600
visa would be subject; and
(c) Any other relevant matter.
I note that you wish to travel to Australia to take part at “ -----------” being held in Melbourne on 22-24 October 2013 for a period of two weeks (15 October 2013- 31 October 2013).
In assessing whether or not you intend a genuine visit, I have taken into account the
information provided in the application and all supporting documents relating to your
personal circumstances, commitments, and incentive to return home.
I note that you are a 26 year old single Iranian, residing in Iran.
I have noted that you will have no immediate family members such as a spouse or dependent
children in Iran to act as a family incentive for you to return to Iran.
I have noted that your travel history outside Iran is limited to one trip to Europe in 2009 and therefore you have limited travels to the countries where it is difficult to
obtain visa for Iranian nationals, hence, you do not have the recent history of compliance with
immigration law of other countries and I find that there is insufficient travel history on which
to assess your likely compliance with visa conditions or immigration laws of those countries
where it is considered difficult to obtain visas. As such I give some weight to this factor
when determining if your expressed intention to visit Australia as the holder of a Tourist
(visitor) is genuine.
I also note that the economic situation in Iran has deteriorated significantly in recent times. I
also note information maintained by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship about
non-return rates of persons visiting Australia on visitor’s visas, which indicates the non-return
rate for Iran is considerably higher than the general average. The Modified Non-Return Rate
is a calculation of the people who arrive on a Visitor visa, but do not depart before their visa
expires, other than those who are granted Skilled, Visitor or Student visas in Australia. The
Modified Non-Return Rate is used as an indicator of Visitor visa compliance, and may be
considered by decision-makers when assessing visa applications, which means there is often a
greater need for scrutiny of applications from Iranian nationals. I have had regard to this
information on the Modified Non-Return Rate for Iranian nationals in reaching my decision.
Further information on the Modified Non-Return Rate is available at
http://www.immi.gov.au/media/statistics/visitor.htm.
Finally, I have considered your personal circumstances that may encourage you to leave Australia
at the end of your proposed visit, such as your immediate family remaining in Iran and your
travel history. In taking into account these factors combined with the current situation in Iran,
a country with substantial economic, security and political issues, I am not satisfied that your
circumstances demonstrate sufficient ties to Iran to induce you to leave Australia at the end of
your proposed visit.
After considering the information you have provided as evidence of your purpose in visiting
Australia, I am not satisfied that you genuinely intend to visit Australia temporarily, nor I am
satisfied that that there is a likelihood of the applicant overstaying or seeking to remain in
Australia.
Therefore, I am not satisfied that you have met the legal requirements in clause 600.211 of
Schedule 2 of the Regulations.
Decision
As you do not meet one or more clauses in Schedule 2 of the Regulations, I find that you do
not meet the criteria for the grant of a VISITOR (Class FA) VISITOR (Subclass 600) visa.
Therefore, I refuse your application for a VISITOR (Class FA) VISITOR (Subclass 600) visa
lodged at Tehran.
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