Refugee Visa
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Refugee Visa For Australia
Types Of Refugee Visas
- Refugee and Humanitarian (Subclass 200) Visa
- In-Country Special Humanitarian (Subclass 201) Visa
- Global Special Humanitarian (Subclass 202) Visa
- Emergency Rescue (Subclass 203) Visa
- Protection (Subclass 866) Visa
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Eligibility For Refugee Visas
Meet the definition of a refugee
As mentioned in the Refugee Convention, the applicant must meet the definition of a refugee. Applicants who are at risk of persecution in their home country due to the following: religion, race, nationality, political opinion, or member of a particular social group are eligible to apply for the visa.
Unable to return
If applicants are unable or unwilling to return to their home country because they are at a real risk of harm or persecution, they can apply for a visa.
No access to protection
The applicant can apply for the visa if the government or authority of the home country is unable or unwilling to protect the individual from persecution and damage.
Referral or Sponsorship
Depending on the subclass of refugee visa, applicants need to have a referral from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) or be sponsored by an Australian citizen or organisation.
Health and Character Requirements
Fulfil and satisfy the conditions and requirements for health and character set by the government.
Compliance with Immigration Laws
The applicants must be willing to comply with Australian immigration laws, rules, and regulations
Application Process For Refugee Visas
SUBMIT AN EOI
The applicant must submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) to inform that they are interested in applying for the visa and seeking protection through a referral organisation or UNHCR.
FILL OUT THE APPLICATION FORM
Once you are eligible to apply for the visa, fill out the application form provided by the DHA (Department of Home Affairs).
SUBMIT SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS
Gather all the required documents, such as passports, evidence of the need for protection, health and character clearance certificates and other required documents.
SUBMIT THE APPLICATION
Send the application online or by mail to the Department of Home Affairs or DHA.
ATTEND INTERVIEW AND PROVIDE BIOMETRICS
The applicant will need to attend the interview and provide extra information about their particular circumstance. The applicant may also be required to provide biometric information such as fingerprints and photographs.
SECURITY AND HEALTH CHECK
The applicant must undergo a security and health check, which is a crucial part of the visa assessment process.
AWAIT THE DECISION
After submitting the application, wait for the decision. If the visa is accepted or approved, the applicant will get the relevant refugee visa