You may have:

• Been granted a visa based on circumstances that no longer exist or that have changed
• Been granted a visa based on circumstances that never existed
• Failed to comply with your visa conditions
• Been identified as a risk to the health, safety or good order of the Australian community
• Been granted a visa in contravention of the Migration or other laws of the Commonwealth
• Been granted a student visa and
  • You are not likely to be a genuine student
  • Engaging in conduct not contemplated by a student visa holder
• Met certain prescribed ground for cancellation. Please contact our office to learn more.

You will:

• Receive a warning (NOICC) before your visa will be cancelled
• Have 5 working days to respond. Exemptions Apply
• Receive a written cancellation notice
• Be advised in the cancellation notice of your Review Rights
• Not necessarily receive a notice if your visa is not cancelled

Note:

• Immigration applies discretionary factors when considering to cancel your visa
• If you hold a permanent visa, S116(1) cannot be used to cancel your visa whilst you are inside Australia. However, if you are outside Australia it may be cancelled under S116(1)

You must:

On receipt of a NOICC contact our office immediately as a matter of urgency to avoid serious consequences.