Australian Refugee & Humanitarian Visa: A Safe Place and A New Beginning
The Australia Refugee & Humanitarian Visa scheme assists individuals under the risk of persecution, war and gross violation of human rights by providing them protection and an opportunity to be resettled. The visa is meant for safety and security purposes, thus paving the way for them to start over and succeed.
Major Benefits of Australian Refugee & Humanitarian Visas:
- Refugee Visa (Subclass 200): For refugees who have been recommended by the UNHCR to be resettled protective purpose.
- Global Special Humanitarian Visa (Subclass 202): For people who have a family member or an organisation in Australia that sponsors them.
- In-Country Special Humanitarian Visa (Subclass 201): For people who are still residing in their home country, but are in danger.
- Emergency Rescue Visa (Subclass 203): For people who are under a risk and threat to their life.
- Woman at Risk Visa (Subclass 204): For women and children who are at risk because of violence against them due to their gender.
Benefits:
- Permanent Residency: The majority of humanitarian visas allow a person who holds it to become a permanent resident of Australia.
- Pathway to Citizenship: After a particular period of time of residing in Australia one can apply and gain citizenship in the country.
- Access to Services: Settle in Australia with ease by having access to health care, educational and social services.
- Family Inclusion: Parents of an eligible child or adult can be put in the application.
