Novak Djokovic will be granted entry to Australia for the Australian Open next year.

The World No.1 was banned from entering the country for three years last year, having his visa revoked on the eve of the tournament.

But Aussie immigration chiefs have reportedly opted to overturn the ban given to the Serbian.

That's according to The Guardian, who claim Australia's immigration bigwig, Andrew Giles, will give Djokovic a visa.

Giles is said to be overturning the banning issued to Djokovic by the previous regime.

Djokovic, 35, had his visa revoked in January 2022 following a recent Covid diagnosis - which the Australian government insisted didn't make him exempt from their vaccination entry requirements.

Djokovic ultimately challenged the decision in the federal circuit court.

But in a bid to avoid "civil unrest", then immigration minister Alex Hawke opted to cancel the superstar's visa.

Hawke made the controversial decision as Djokovic is “perceived by some as a talisman of a community of anti-vaccine sentiment."