Practice area
Immigration Law
Kohinoor Legal advises across the full range of visa and migration matters, with particular depth in visa refusals, visa cancellations, and review of migration decisions.
Not sure which pathway applies?
Visa refused or cancelled?
If a visa decision has affected you, review options may be available. Which pathway applies depends on the specific matter — Kohinoor Legal advises across the following, legally distinct routes.
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Merits pathway
ART Merits Review
Re-examines the decision itself — the Administrative Review Tribunal considers the merits afresh and can substitute its own decision.
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Legal pathway
Judicial Review
Examines whether the decision involved a legal or jurisdictional error — the court does not re-decide the merits, only the lawfulness of the process.
- Coming soon
Last resort
Ministerial Intervention
A discretionary request considered only in limited circumstances, generally after other review avenues are exhausted.
This diagram explains the shape of the decision, not a recommendation — whether a pathway is available, and which one applies, always depends on the specific matter.
Migration & visa pathways
Already know your visa category or objective? Kohinoor Legal advises across the following migration pathways.
Employer-Sponsored Migration
Coming soonEmployer-sponsored visa pathways for skilled workers sponsored by an approved business.
Skilled Migration
Coming soonPoints-tested and other skilled migration pathways for eligible occupations.
Partner & Family Migration
Coming soonPartner, family, and related visa pathways.
Student Visas
Coming soonStudent visas for eligible courses of study.
Other Visas / Migration Pathways
Coming soonOther visa and migration pathways not covered above.
Looking for a skills assessment? Skills Assessment is a separate service, independent of Immigration Law — see Skills Assessment.
What to expect
A straightforward, three-step process from first conversation to action.
1. Consultation
We discuss your situation and the options that may be available.
2. Assessment
We review the relevant decision, documents, and timeframes.
3. Action
We advise on next steps and, where instructed, act on your behalf.
Discuss your immigration matter
A clear first step, no obligation — we’ll discuss your situation directly with our Principal.