Australia's high court found the actions of the Minister mgras the refusal to grant a visa to a citizen of Pakistan illegal.

Australia's high court ordered the government represented by the Minister of immigration to issue a permanent visa Bianco from Pakistan, three years after he was taken to the immigration center, said in a report published in The Guardian.

The Supreme court unanimously ruled that the decision of the former Minister for immigration Scott Morrison's refusal to the person a visa was illegal. The Minister was denied a visa simply because the man arrived by boat.

However, the migration Department in its investigation found that his appeal as brzica was genuine, as it relates to Kisarazu - ethnic minorities facing persecution in Pakistan. The petition refugee visa was rejected.

Refugees who arrived on the island in may 2012 on the boat had a real chance to seriously hurt or killed as a result of the activities of extremist groups in case of their return to Pakistan," skazal the court.

After the first call it to the court, it was established that he is a refugee and needs to be protected.

Despite this, he was denied a visa for the second time. This decision was made by the Minister Morrison unilaterally, as he considered it his discretionary right to limit the number of visas issued. The Supreme court found these actions to be unacceptable.

The Minister then refused him a visa on the basis that his stay in Australia with a request to grant him asylum would violate the "national interest" because he used a boat to come here.

The court held that despite government policy, despite the illegal crossing of the border, the visa will be issued within 90 days. The government was asked to reimburse.

Acting immigration Minister Peter Dutton, has recognized the Supreme court's decision and assured permanent protection of the rights of refugees and which further visas will be issued within seven days.

Australian Senator Sarah Hanson - young called the actions of the Minister Morrison to bgicl as "chutzpah". "The Minister for immigration is not above the law, despite his constant efforts to undermine the actions of Parliament and the Supreme court," she said

This decision is likely to change the practice of representatives of administrative authorities of their discretionary powers to address questions about the granting of visas.