Section 107A — Migration Act 1958 (Cth)

Possible non‑compliances in connection with a previous visa may be grounds for cancellation of current visa

The possible non‑compliances that:

(a) may be specified in a notice by the Minister under section 107 to a person who is the holder of a visa; and

(b) if so specified, can constitute a ground for the cancellation of that visa under section 109;

include non‑compliances that occurred at any time, including non‑compliances in respect of any previous visa held by the person.

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Related sections

s 105 — Particulars of incorrect answers to be given
s 106 — Obligations to give etc. information is not affected by other sources of information
s 107 — Notice of incorrect applications
s 108 — Decision about non‑compliance
s 109 — Cancellation of visa if information incorrect
s 110 — Cancellation provisions apply whatever source of knowledge of non‑compliance

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