A deportation order usually also includes a three-year ban on returning to Australia.
Djokovic said he was “uncomfortable” that the focus had been on him since his visa was first canceled on arrival at Mebourne's airport on Jan. 6.The decision likely means that Djokovic will remain in detention in Melbourne until he is deported.
Hawke welcomed the decision. His office did not immediately provide detail of how or when Djokovic would leave. But opposition spokesperson on the home affairs portfolio, Kristina Keneally, said Djokovic was being deported for what he said and did publicly overseas before the government gave him a visa in November.
Djokovic could potentially appeal to the High Court, but not in time for him to compete in the Australian tournament. The three judges heard the case over five hours on Sunday and announced their verdict two hours later. The minister canceled the visa on the grounds that Djokovic’s presence in Australia may be a risk to the health and “good order” of the Australian public and “may be counterproductive to efforts at vaccination by others in Australia.”
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