Section 57 — Certain information must be given to applicant
CurrentPart 2—Arrival, presence and departure of persons · Division 3—Visas for non-citizens · Subdivision AB—Code of procedure for dealing fairly, efficiently and quickly with visa applications · Migration Act 1958
C2026C00232 · Compilation No. 171As in force on 4 June 2026
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- C2026C00232 · Compilation No. 171
Section 57 — Certain information must be given to applicant
57 Certain information must be given to applicant
(1) In this section, relevant information means information (other than non-disclosable information) that the Minister considers:
(a) would be the reason, or part of the reason for refusing to grant a visa; and
(b) is specifically about the applicant or another person and is not just about a class of persons of which the applicant or other person is a member; and
(c) was not given by the applicant for the purpose of the application.
(2) The Minister must:
(a) give particulars of the relevant information to the applicant in the way that the Minister considers appropriate in the circumstances; and
(b) ensure, as far as is reasonably practicable, that the applicant understands why it is relevant to consideration of the application; and
(c) invite the applicant to comment on it.

