After the Australian Federal Court announced on the 16th that it upheld the judgment revoking Djokovic's visa application, Djokovic issued a brief written statement.
△ Written statement by Djokovic
Djokovic said in his statement that he was extremely disappointed by the Australian court's decision. He said he would respect the court's decision and would work with authorities to leave Australia.
Previously reported:
The Federal Court of Australia upheld the revocation of Djokovic's entry visa
The Australian Federal Court announced a judgment on the 16th, upholding the revocation of the visa of Serbian tennis star and the world's number one male tennis player Djokovic, and the three judges of the Federal Court reached an agreement on this.
The judge noted that The Australian Immigration Department had the power to revoke Djokovic's visa. This means that Djokovic will be repatriated and banned from issuing visas by the Australian government for three years. Djokovic will therefore miss the Australian Open, which began on the 17th.
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