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Judicial Review of Migration Decisions in Adelaide Courts
If your visa or migration matter has been refused by the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART), you may still have legal options through a migration court review. Our Adelaide migration court review lawyers provide advice on whether a tribunal decision contains legal errors and whether it can be challenged in court. We help prepare judicial review applications, legal arguments, and court representation to support your case before the Federal Circuit and Family Court.
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There are no hidden costs for our services. Our fees are clearly set out in a fee agreement.
From the first same-day response to the granting of your Australian visa, you'll have direct access to a lawyer.
Our experienced lawyers will give you regular updates and clear explanations of visa pathways.
We offer a client satisfaction guarantee in relation to our visa application services.
3 - 6 months installment options available on some visa types.
At your first consultation, you'll speak directly with an immigration lawyer who will explain our services, talk through your visa options, and guide you through the whole process. You'll also get a fixed, upfront fee for ongoing services.
Having a clear understanding of your options and a structured plan matters when you're pursuing a visa, permanent residency, or citizenship. We offer a range of flexible payment options.
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1300 150 745
Monday – Friday: 9am – 6pm
Saturday – Sunday: 9am – 1pm
Bank transfer, credit card (VISA, Mastercard, or AMEX), 3-6 monthly instalments available in some cases
PO Box 13118
Law Courts 8010
We assist couples with partner and spouse visa applications, including onshore and offshore pathways.
Partner Visas
We provide sensitive and professional legal support for protection visa applicants.
Protection Visas
We assist employers and employees with sponsorship and visa applications.
Employer-Sponsored Visas
We advise on skilled migration pathways, including state-nominated and points-tested visas.
Skilled Migration Visas
We represent clients in Administrative Review Tribunal matters, providing strategic submissions and advocacy.
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We provide representation and advice for visa refusal matters and review options.
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We assist eligible applicants with citizenship applications and requirements.
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Our team provides guidance on family migration options to support family reunification.
Family Visas
We assist with parent visa applications, including contributory and non-contributory pathways.
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We advise on visa cancellation matters and represent clients seeking to have cancellation decisions reviewed.
Visa Cancellation
We assist with visitor visa applications, including complex and refusal matters.
Visitor Visas
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Our legal expertise in migration law extends far beyond assisting clients in Australia's capital cities. We provide comprehensive support to individuals, families, and businesses in many locations across the country.
Strict time limits apply to migration court review applications. Under Section 477 of the Migration Act 1958, applications for judicial review of a migration decision generally need to be filed within 35 days of the decision being made. The court has discretion to grant an extension of time where it's satisfied this is in the interests of justice, but this isn't automatic, and missing the deadline can significantly limit your legal options, so it's important to seek advice as early as possible.
Federal court filing fees
As of 1 July 2026, the filing fee for an individual is $4,180 for the standard rate, or $2,090 at the reduced rate. A setting-down fee and daily hearing fee of $1,035 each generally apply for individuals, with a higher rate of $2,495 for corporations.
Legal representation and litigation costs
Costs vary depending on how complex the case is and the level of court involvement required.
Additional legal preparation expenses
These can include document preparation, affidavits, and expert legal submissions.
Migration court reviews involve complex legal principles and strict procedural rules. Legal representation can help make sure your application is properly prepared and that valid legal grounds are clearly identified. A lawyer can also manage court deadlines, prepare submissions, and represent you during hearings.
We provide experienced legal representation in migration litigation matters, including judicial review applications in the Federal Circuit and Family Court. Our approach focuses on identifying legal errors, building strong arguments, and guiding clients through complex court processes. We offer clear advice on prospects of success, risks, and alternative visa pathways where appropriate.
Migration judicial review matters in Adelaide are heard at the Roma Mitchell Commonwealth Law Courts Building, 3 Angas Street, Adelaide SA 5000, with the public enquiry counter and courtrooms located on level 5. This is the Court's own registry, not an Australian Migration Lawyers office. Filings and correspondence relating to your matter are handled through the Court directly, though our team can assist you with preparing and lodging everything correctly.
Our Adelaide office brings nationally recognised immigration law expertise directly to Adelaide and South Australia clients. Every award listed below was earned through independent assessment, including peer review, client feedback, and workplace audits. When you work with our immigration lawyers in Adelaide, you are working with a firm whose quality has been verified from the outside.
Perry Q. Wood is ranked as a Leading Immigration Lawyer in Victoria in Doyle's Guide 2026. Four consecutive years of inclusion in Doyle's Guide establishes a verified, long-term record of excellence and peer recognition in Australian immigration law.
Australian Migration Lawyers is ranked in the 2027 Best Law Firms - Australia edition by Best Lawyers. Firm rankings are determined through client feedback, peer nominations, and overall market reputation. Inclusion confirms the firm delivers top-tier legal services in immigration law at a national level.
Perry Q. Wood is recognised in the 2027 Best Lawyers in Australia™ edition for Immigration Law. This ranking is awarded exclusively through confidential peer review by senior lawyers in the same practice area. It is the leading global legal directory benchmark.
The government costs vary for each visa type, and you also need to factor in the cost of living while you await the outcome of your visa application. Consulting a reliable Adelaide immigration lawyer can clarify details relating to specific visas and guide you on professional fees, Department of Home Affairs fees and other associated costs.
Adelaide was founded in 1836 as a planned free settlement, attracting British and German migrants who shaped the city's early character and gave South Australia its distinctive reputation for religious tolerance and social reform. The post-World War II era brought significant waves of migrants from Italy, Greece, and Eastern Europe, many of whom settled in Adelaide's inner and western suburbs and contributed to the city's growing manufacturing and construction industries. Read More
From the 1970s onwards, Adelaide welcomed humanitarian entrants and skilled migrants from Vietnam, China, India, and the Philippines, communities that continue to grow today. South Australia now counts almost 430,000 overseas-born residents from more than 214 countries, speaking 248 languages, making Adelaide one of Australia's most quietly diverse cities with a rich and layered migration story. Read Less
Adelaide was founded in 1836 as a planned free settlement, attracting British and German migrants who shaped the city's early character and gave South Australia its distinctive reputation for religious tolerance and social reform. The post-World War II era brought significant waves of migrants from Italy, Greece, and Eastern Europe, many of whom settled in Adelaide's inner and western suburbs and contributed to the city's growing manufacturing and construction industries.
From the 1970s onwards, Adelaide welcomed humanitarian entrants and skilled migrants from Vietnam, China, India, and the Philippines, communities that continue to grow today. South Australia now counts almost 430,000 overseas-born residents from more than 214 countries, speaking 248 languages, making Adelaide one of Australia's most quietly diverse cities with a rich and layered migration story.
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Perry Q Wood is Immediate Past President of the Australian Institute of Administrative Law and one of Australia's leading administrative, immigration and human rights lawyers.
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