+xWhy is it one rule for normal people and one rule for celebrities!!?
My mate recently tried to get a visa to move to Australia but got turned down because he has been inside once,he served 6 months. Yet Gino de campo did a 2 year sentence for burglary, has been nicked for drug offences at an airport which was later dropped though.Got nicked for animal cruelty whilst being in Australia on the I'm a celebrity get me out of here. Truth is he properly has even more of a record than what the public know because when he got done for the burglary the reason they caught him was because they found his dna on a cigarette butt. They would only have his dna if he had been in trouble previously. Since the jungle program he has toured Australia promoting his book and other stuff. Why oh why is he allowed to do this yet normal every day people can't? He isn't the only one there's loads of celebrities they go where they like when they like!!
https://unlock.org.uk/advice/travelling-australia/Like a lot of things, it depends how you present your case and how good you are at selling yourself. There is no automatic ban for those with convictions. The authorities have discretion to let anybody in, but the worse your criminal history, the more evidence you would have to supply to demonstrate that you are a reformed character
Maybe Gino does a lot of good work for charity these days?