Visa refused? It is not the end. It is a second chance.
Upload your refusal letter and the application form you lodged. In a few minutes you get a plain-language explanation of why the visa was refused, which problems could have been fixed, and your next step: an appeal if you are in Australia, a stronger new application if you are not.
- Free analysis
- OneVisa does not keep your PDFs
- Reviewed by a Registered Migration Agent before you act
How it works
Upload two PDFs
The refusal letter and the application form. Add the Genuine Student statement if you have it.
We cross-check them
AI reads the officer's reasons and checks them against every answer and document in your application.
You get your plan
What happened in plain words, what was fixable, and what to do now, with the deadline if you can appeal.
What the report shows
The refusal in simple terms
What the officer actually said, translated into plain language.
Errors and warnings
Contradictions, claims without evidence, missing translations, late lodgement.
Fixable or structural
What better preparation would have changed, and what no wording can change.
Score at lodgement vs. achievable
The same scale as the OneVisa pre-assessment: where the file was, and where it could have been.
What to do now
Appeal, new application, course change, evidence to add, and how much time to allow.
An anonymous link to share
Your name shows as L*** T****** and document numbers are removed.
M****** L**** R******* G****
The officer was not convinced the English course led to the job she described, and the file did not prove it.
File at lodgement 48 · With the fixes 66
- 3 errors
- 4 warnings
- 6 of 7 fixable before lodging
No objective proof that C1 English was required for the claimed career step
Evidence required for each key claim
No appeal offshore: a stronger new application, with a course that shows progression.
Open the full sample reportTwo situations, two second chances
You applied from inside Australia
If your letter grants review rights, the Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) can review the decision. The deadline is in your letter, it is short, and it cannot be extended. We show you the days left and a Registered Migration Agent can prepare the appeal.
Sample: onshore appealYou applied from outside Australia
There is no appeal for offshore refusals. You can apply again, but you must declare this refusal and the new file has to answer every reason the officer gave. We show you what to change: course, evidence, timing.
See a sample reportFor agencies and schools
Run your refused cases through the tool and see, case by case, which problems a pre-lodgement check would have caught. Share the anonymous report with the student or with your team.
Your data
The PDFs are processed in memory and deleted when the analysis ends.
Passport, TRN and file numbers are never saved. Your name shows only on your private link; the shared link and its PDF hide it.
The report link is private and impossible to guess. Share it only if you want to.
Questions
Is this legal advice?
No. It is a preliminary, automated analysis of your documents. Before you act, a Registered Migration Agent reviews your case. No outcome is guaranteed.
Which visas does it cover?
Australian student visas (subclass 500) today. Other destinations and visa types will follow.
How much does it cost?
The analysis is free. If you want OneVisa to prepare an appeal or a new application, a Registered Migration Agent gives you a quote first.
Does a high score mean my visa would have been approved?
No. The score measures how well the file supports your case. Only the Department decides.