Djokovic says entry form mistake was ‘human error’, visa remains in doubt

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Djokovic says entry form mistake was ‘human error’, visa remains in doubt
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Novak Djokovic said 'human error' was behind a mistake made on his Australian entry documents that breached the country's strict laws on reporting recent travel as the government weighed whether to deport the player.

Novak Djokovic of Serbia during a practice session ahead of the 2022 Australian Open at Melbourne Park on January 12 2022.Novak Djokovic said"human error" was behind a mistake made on his Australian entry documents that breached the country's strict laws on reporting recent travel as the government weighed whether to deport the player.

On Wednesday, Djokovic said his travel declaration was filled in by his support team, who made an"administrative mistake" when they ticked the"no" box in response to whether he had travelled elsewhere in the 14 days before arriving in Australia."We are living in challenging times in a global pandemic and sometimes these mistakes can occur.

A spokesman for Hawke, who has the discretionary power to again cancel Djokovic's visa, said the consideration process would be extended to assess the new information.

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