Novak Djokovic deported from Australia
    
Dec 10: Cut-off date for players to apply to Tennis Australia for vaccine exemption
   
Dec 14: Djokovic attends Red Star basketball game in Belgrade at which numerous people later test positive
    
Dec 16: Rapid antigen test returns negative result; also takes PCR test. Attends ceremony unveiling stamp in his honour
   
Dec 17: Attends children’s awards at Tennis Association of Belgrade. Receives positive PCR test result
     
Serb law requires 14 days isolation after positive test. Djokovic’s court statement and Tennis Australia Chief Medical Officer both confirm diagnosis on Dec 16

Dec 18: Interviewed by L’Équipe, attends Champion of Champions awards photoshoot
  
Dec 22: Second PCR returns negative result
      
Dec 25: Pictured on social media playing street tennis in Belgrade, and with handball star Petar Djordjic
  
Dec 31: Pictured at Sotogrande tennis academy near Marbella, Spain
      
Jan 1: Authorises agent to submit travel declaration – Australian government issues Australia Travel Declaration for quarantine-free arrival

Jan 2: Receives border travel permit from Victoria state government

Jan 4-5: Flies from Madrid to Melbourne via Dubai

Jan 6: Australian cancels visa after confirmation of no vaccination
    
Jan 10: Federal Circuit Court judge overturns visa cancellation
      
Jan 14: Immigration minister Alex Hawke cancels Djokovic’s visa on grounds of “health and good order”

Jan 16: Federal court upholds visa cancellation. Djokovic deported from Australia

      
Source: Sydney Morning Herald, BBC, The Guardian 
Picture: Getty Images 
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