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Novak Djokovic of Serbia is preparing to appeal his deportation.
The Australian government tried to delay Novak's deportation appeal, but the judge decided against it.
The tennis star's court hearing will start as scheduled on Monday, despite the government's request that it be delayed.
The Australian Open champion was denied entry to Australia after arriving in Melbourne.
His case made headlines around the world.
The world number one men's tennis player is in an immigration detention centre as his lawyers prepare to appeal against a decision by Australia's federal government to cancel his visa.
Many ordinary Australians who have been living under some of the world's strictest Covid rules were angered by the decision to grant a medical exemption to Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic.
The 35-page document was submitted on Saturday by the lawyers for the tennis player, who argued that he fulfilled the criteria for a vaccine exemption certificate because of the recent Covid infections.
The Australian government insists that there is only an exemption for residents.
The decision to revocation of the visa was affected by a variety of "jurisdictional errors", according to the lawyers for the Serbian tennis player.
There was no prior announcement of the player's Covid infections, and photos have since emerged of him in Belgrade without a mask.
It's not clear if he knew he had Covid when the photos were taken.
It was an honor to receive my own Serbian stamp. I would like to thank my generous country for this gift. I am very proud of myself. We will work with the Serbian National Postal Service to give every child the chance to attend preschool.
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He was kept at the immigration control point at the airport for about eight hours, and his lawyers said he had little communication with them.
On Sunday, a court order stated that the request to delay the hearing until 12 January had been refused and that submissions must be presented to the court at 10:00 local time on Monday.
Tennis Australia said last week that it would need to know whether or not the Serbian was participating in the Australian Open so that it could schedule his games.
While he waits for a final decision, his lawyers have asked that he be moved from the immigration hotel that has been criticized by refugees for its poor conditions, to a more suitable place of internment that would allow him to train ahead of the Australian Open.
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The Park Hotel is where the latest twist in the visa row took place.
If a person is not double-vaccinated or has a medical exemption from having the jabs, they cannot enter Australia.
While foreigners can apply for a visa online, they still have to clear immigration at the airport.
The Australian Open will be held in January.
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