Despite his public deportation in January, Novak Djokovic is expected to
receive a visa to compete in the Australian Open the following year.
receive a visa to compete in the Australian Open the following year.
The prospective three-year ban on Novak Djokovic was reportedly overturned
by the immigration minister, according to the Australian Broadcasting
Corporation on Tuesday.
The Australian Border Force has previously stated that each case will be
considered on its own merits and that an exclusion term could be lifted in
specific situations.
Due to privacy concerns, the office of immigration minister Andrew Giles
refuses to comment. Therefore any statement regarding Novak Djokovic’s visa
situation would need to come directly from the 35-year-old Serbian tennis
champion.
