Refund of fees by ART reg-4.14 — as in force on 2026-06-01 — F2026C00497 · Compilation No. 287 — https://www.legislation.gov.au/F2026C00497/latest/text 4.14 Refund of fees by ART (1) The table sets out: (a) circumstances in which all or part of the amount of the fee for an application for review of a decision is to be refunded; and (b) the amount that is to be refunded. Item If ... the amount to be refunded is ... Refunds for financial hardship 1 the applicant has paid the amount mentioned in 50% of the amount the applicant was subregulation 4.13(1) and subregulation 4.13(4) required to pay by regulation 4.13 applies General refunds 2 the applicant is not entitled to apply for review by the amount that the applicant was the ART required to pay by regulation 4.13 3 the decision to which the application relates is not the amount that the applicant was subject to review by the ART required to pay by regulation 4.13 Item If ... the amount to be refunded is ... 4 the Minister has given a conclusive certificate as the amount that the applicant was mentioned in section 339 of the Act (which deals required to pay by regulation 4.13 with conclusive certificates) in relation to the decision Note: The conclusive certificate certifies that review would be contrary to the public interest. Refunds after ART decision 5 the decision to which the review relates is set aside 50% of the amount the applicant was or varied required to pay by regulation 4.13 6 the application is remitted to the primary 50% of the amount the applicant was decision-maker for reconsideration required to pay by regulation 4.13 (2) If an application for review by the ART is withdrawn, the fee paid on the application is to be refunded if the application is withdrawn because: (a) the death has occurred, since the visa application was made, of: (i) the applicant for the visa that was the subject of the application; or (ii) a member of that applicant’s family unit; or (iii) a review applicant; or (b) the applicant for the visa that was the subject of the application has been granted a visa of the class applied for otherwise than because the Minister has reconsidered the primary application and the applicant’s score on the reconsideration is more than or equal to the applicable pass mark; or (c) in relation to an application for a parent visa—the applicant: (i) applied for another parent visa after lodging the application for review; and (ii) wants to have a decision made on the application for the other parent visa.