WORLD FAMOUS TENNIS PLAYER’S VISA CANCELED

Famous Tennis Player Novak Djokovic, applied to the court to have the decision lifted when her Australian visa was revoked for the second time. The tennis player was detained.

Djokovic, who applied to the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia in Melbourne through his lawyers after the Australian Minister of Immigration, Alex Hawke, canceled his visa using his powers, made a statement to the Ministry of Immigration officials. He was detained by Australian Border Protection officers after giving his consent.

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Djokovic, who was reported to be transferred to the refugee detention center, is expected to be kept in custody until his trial is concluded. The Serbian racket, which is guaranteed by the court’s decision, that it will not be deported from Australia until the case to be heard in the Australian Federal Court is concluded, will be deported if the court does not make a decision in its favour.

If the court overturns Minister Hawke’s visa cancellation decision, the famous tennis player will appear on the court in the first round match of the Australian Open Tennis Tournament, which will start on Monday.

GOES TO AUSTRALIA WITHOUT VACCINE

Djokovic, who did not disclose whether he had a Kovid-19 vaccine or not, stated that he would participate in the Australian Open Tennis Tournament to be held in Melbourne on 17-30 January with a medical exemption decision.

After arriving in Melbourne, Djokovic, whose exemption decision was not accepted and his entry visa was canceled, was sent to the hotel where the refugees were held. Djokovic, who has 9 grand slam titles at the Australian Open and 20 grand slam titles in his career, appealed the visa cancellation and took the decision to the federal court.

VISA CANCELLATION DECISION HAS BEEN RELEASED, WORKOUTS STARTED

In the case before the Australian Federal Circuit and Family Court, Djokovic was found right, and the Australian government’s visa cancellation decision was lifted. Leaving the hotel where he was held after the decision, Djokovic started training at Rod Laver Arena, where the finals of the Australian Open Tennis Tournament were played. Examining the documents from Djokovic’s lawyers, Minister Hawke said in a statement yesterday evening that he canceled the Serbian tennis player’s visa by using his powers.