Humanitarian and Refugee Visas

We provide compassionate support for refugees and those seeking humanitarian protection in Australia. Our experienced team understands the sensitive nature of these cases and provides dedicated assistance.

Protection and asylum support

Refugee resettlement programs

Humanitarian visa assistance

Compassionate case handling

Legal representation support

Settlement assistance

Eligibility Overview

Well-founded fear of persecution
Compelling humanitarian circumstances
Health and character requirements
Identity and nationality documentation
Evidence of persecution or harm

How We Help

Comprehensive case assessment and preparation
Evidence gathering and documentation support
Legal representation and advocacy
Settlement planning and support
Ongoing assistance throughout the process

Humanitarian and Refugee Visa Types

Global Special Humanitarian

Subclass 202

For people who are subject to substantial discrimination amounting to gross violation of human rights in their home country.

Protection Visa

Subclass 866

For people in Australia who are found to be refugees and are owed protection by Australia under international law.

Refugee Visas

Subclass 200, 201, 203, 204

For refugees who are referred by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) or are proposed by an Australian citizen or permanent resident.

Temporary Protection Visa

Subclass 785

For people who arrived in Australia without a valid visa and are found to be refugees but are not eligible for a permanent protection visa.

Safe Haven Enterprise Visa

Subclass 790

For people who arrived in Australia without a valid visa and are found to be refugees, with a focus on regional settlement and employment.

Resolution of Status Visa

Subclass 851

For people who have been living in Australia for many years on temporary protection visas and meet specific criteria.