Visa Compliance Issues & NOICC
If you've received a Notice of Intention to Consider Cancellation (NOICC) from the Department of Home Affairsit means your visa is at risk of cancellation due to compliance issues. This is a serious matter requiring immediate action to protect your visa status.
What to Do if You Receive a NOICC
- Seek Legal Advice Contact a registered migration agent or immigration lawyer to understand your rights and options
- Respond Within the Deadline: You must submit a strong, well-documented response addressing the concerns raised in the NOICC.
- Provide Supporting Evidence: Submit any relevant documents that support your case and prove your compliance with visa conditions.
- Prepare for an Interview: You may be required to attend an interview with an immigration officer—ensure you provide accurate and truthful information.
- Appeal if Necessary: If your visa is canceled, you may have the right to appeal through the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT). Act quickly as appeal deadlines are strict.
Prevent Future Visa Issues
- Always comply with visa conditions (work restrictions, study requirements, reporting obligations).
- Keep your contact details updated with the Department of Home Affairs
- Seek professional migration advice if unsure about visa requirements.
Facing a NOICC? Don’t risk your visa status—get expert guidance today!