The applicants sought judicial review of decisions refusing their temporary resident visa applications.
The Visa Officer refused the applications because the applicants lacked sufficient proof of financial status to facilitate the trip and did not demonstrate sufficient establishment or ties to motivate their return to India.
The Federal Court dismissed the application, finding the Officer's decisions met the reasonableness standard established in Vavilov.
The Court also noted that the applicants' joint affidavit did not comply with the Federal Courts Rules.
