Document revealing the immigration process of Djokovic

Melbourne, Australia) – With the end of the offer of Serbian Novak Djokovic in Australia to the courts, documents appear explaining some of the situations through which the number one in the world passed. the News Corp The tennis player has obtained details of the eight hours the tennis player spent at Melbourne Airport before being taken to the hotel where he awaits trial.

Court documents filed with the Federal Court revealed the schedule of Djokovic’s ordeal, claiming that the world number one was interrogated from 12:21 am to 12:41 am on Thursday, before his arrest. A few hours later, around 4 am, he was informed that he did not have enough evidence to exempt him from the Covid-19 vaccination and that his visa would likely be revoked.

Then the Serb asked him if he could have up to 8 hours to rest and contact his advisors, and the border guards officer told them, according to court documents, “Well, I spoke with my supervisors and they saw no problem in letting you rest.”

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Djokovic said a new conversation took place around 6am, in which he was told he could rest until 8:30am. At this point, the tennis player fell asleep. His nap at the airport was short-lived, claiming in documents that it was agreed shortly thereafter by two supervisors who were pressing him to accept the decision to revoke his visa before he could speak to his legal team or Tennis Australia officials.

At 7:42 am he was notified that his visa had been cancelled. Djokovic was later sent to a local hotel notorious for immigrant arrests, where he remains to this day. In another part of the file, which was presented to the court on Saturday evening, it was revealed Djokovic tested positive for Covid-19 on December 16 By means of a PCR test conducted by the Serbian Institute of Public Health.

The documents state that Djokovic obtained a “medical exemption from the Covid vaccination”, claiming that he had recently recovered from Covid. The fate of the world’s #1 player now lies in the courts, as his legal team will debate the case on Monday.