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Paris Hilton - Paris Hilton was denied entry to Australia in 2016. 

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Invalid passport - She was denied a flight because her passport was invalid. 

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She got in eventually - She later renewed her passport and made it down under. 

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Lauren Southern - Far-right activist Lauren Southern was denied a visa when she applied for the wrong one. She was eventually granted access to Australia and was met with protests.

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Chelsea Manning - The Australian government is considering banning Chelsea Manning from Australia. 

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Sentence commuted - Manning had her sentence reduced by then-President Barack Obama, but was never officially pardoned.

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Whistle-blower - As a U.S. military intelligence analyst, Manning leaked classified videos to WikiLeaks.

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Leaked killings - The videos Manning leaked showed U.S. Air Force strikes killing civilians in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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MTV Australian Video Music Awards - Snoop Dogg was due to host the MTV Australian Video Music Awards in 2007.

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Immigration - Australian Immigration said he failed the 'character test' and was subsequently banned from entering the country.

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Overturned - Immigration changed their minds in 2008, and allowed Snoop Dogg to tour in the country.

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Most banned - Snoop Dogg has been banned from Australia, Norway, the UK, and the Netherlands!

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Shots fired - All of his travel restrictions are based on prior convictions for drugs and firearms charges.

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Chris Brown - In 2011, Australia banned Chris Brown from entering the country as a result of his abuse against former girlfriend Rihanna.

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Arrest - The singer was arrested for the violence in 2009.

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Could they make an arrangement? - In response to the ban, Chris Brown volunteered to start a domestic abuse awareness campaign in exchange for being allowed entry.

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Nope - Australia maintains its ban on the performer to this day.

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He's banned elsewhere - Chris Brown is also banned from entering the UK.

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Floyd Mayweather Jr - The five-time world boxing champion was put in jail for two months for striking his ex-girlfriend in 2012.

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Banned - His 'An Evening With Floyd Mayweather' dinners in Melbourne and Sydney were canceled when his Australian visa was denied.

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Change.org - The ban followed an online petition created by domestic violence prevention advocates.

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Visa requirements - All visa applications are required to pass the character test in the 1958 Migration Act.

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David Irving - Disgraced historian and noted Holocaust denier David Irving has been repeatedly denied access to Australia for his hate speech.

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Jail time - Irving served 13 months in an Austrian jail for “trivialising, grossly playing down and denying the Holocaust.”

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Multiple countries - Canada, Italy, and Germany also have him on their blacklists.

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Three times - David Irving has been denied access to Australia at least three times.

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Tyler the Creator - The rapper had planned a tour of Australia in 2015. It had to be canceled when his visa was denied.

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Homophobic lyrics - His music often contains homophobic, misogynistic, and violent lyrics.

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Feminist movement - Feminist organisation Collective Shout created a petition calling for his ban.

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Feud ensued - He has an ongoing feud with Collective Shout activists. He directed an expletive-laden tirade towards Talitha Stone during a gig at the Enmore Theatre in 2013.

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He's banned elsewhere - Tyler the Creator is also banned from entering the UK.

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Julien Blanc - The extremely controversial "pickup artist" caused an uproar in 2016 when he was planning to host seminars on how to pick up women.

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Deported - He was already deported from Australia in 2014 for promoting the choking of women.

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Tactics - According to an online petition, the methods employed to seduce a woman are to "belittle her, physically restrain her, mentally deride her, and abuse her until she submits."

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Sheikh Bilal Philips -

Sheikh Bilal Philips has been banned from entering Australia after the US government named him an “unindicted co-conspirator” in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.

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Qatar - He is a Canadian citizen based in Qatar and was scheduled to address the Australian Islamic Conference in Melbourne in 2007.

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