Because Djokovic did not inform border agency staff of his previous visit to Spain at the time of entry, Australian Federal Government Immigration Minister Hawke today decided to cancel Djokovic's visa and he will be deported.
Previously, Djokovic was granted a "medical exemption" at the Australian Open, but due to disputes over the conditions of the "medical exemption", the Australian government determined that Djokovic had violated the rules because he had not been vaccinated against the new crown, canceled his visa and refused entry. After being denied entry, Djokovic stayed in the immigration hotel for several days and appealed.
At a hearing on January 10, a local court in Melbourne declared Djokovic a winner of the legal action on the grounds that the proceedings were incorrect. However, under australian immigration law, the Australian Department of Immigration still has the power to revoke Djokovic's visa again.
This afternoon, Beijing time, Hawke issued a statement to cancel Djokovic's visa again, "Today, I exercised my power under section 133C(3) of the Immigration Law to cancel Djokovic's visa on the grounds of health and good order, which is in the public interest." ”
Djokovic, who played as the top seed at the Australian Open, is currently preparing for the Melbourne Tennis Park. The 2022 Australian Open will kick off on 17 January, leaving Djokovic with less than three days to go. Once the appeal fails, djokovic, who has been deported, is likely to be unable to enter Australia for the next 3 years.
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