Italy: Irish court overturns Gazan student visa refusal over “significant errors”
The Irish High Court has overturned a decision to refuse a study visa to a 20-year-old Palestinian woman, following "significant and demonstrable errors" in the refusal decision by the Department of Justice. The post Irish court overturns Gazan student visa refusal over “significant errors” appeared first on The PIE News .
What happened
However, the High Court heard on October 27 that the decision-maker had failed to consider evidence of Abudalu’s English proficiency and a financial summary form that she had submitted.
Justice Anthony Barr ruled in court on Tuesday that “significant and demonstrable errors” had been made by the Department of Justice in the refusal.
The judge ruled that it was not appropriate to let the refusal stand, stating the errors “are not minor”. He ordered that her application be reconsidered, with a fresh decision made within 10 working days.
What it means for students
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Source: The PIE News. Translated and adapted by the EuroPath Education team.
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