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Our team has extensive expertise in Australian refugee law, specializing in various visa and protection categories. Whether you are seeking to propose humanitarian entrants through the Community Support Program or the Global Special Humanitarian Program, or require assistance with onshore Protection, Resolution of Status Subclass 851, Ministerial Intervention, or Bridging Visa E subclass 050 applications, we are here to help.
6 of our partner visa applications had children aged 22 + years old and we were able lodged decision ready applications in December 22 and January 24 and they were granted visas before their eldest children turn 23 years old.
This work required thorough representation and advocacy.
We take pride in the work our staff members are doing.
Big thanks to our staff and clients for their contributions.
Mr Reza engaged our assistance for his Child Visa Application In November 2023.
We worked around the clock and lodged a decision ready application.
Their child visa was granted in April 2024.
The Community Support Program (CSP) allows individuals and families in humanitarian need to be supported by Australian communities, businesses, and individuals. This program helps those who are refugees or in refugee-like situations to resettle in Australia.
Humanitarian visas are for people who need protection and are in humanitarian need. This program offers a safe haven to refugees and others in critical situations.
Eligible Safe Haven Enterprise and Temporary Protection Visa holders can apply for Resolution of Status Subclass 851 visa to live in Australia permanently.
Onshore applicants to qualify for the subclass 866 visa, applicants must demonstrate a genuine fear of persecution based on factors such as race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. They are required to provide evidence supporting their claim and attend interviews to explain their situation.
This process is available to individuals whose visa applications have been refused and who have exhausted all other avenues of appeal or review under Australian migration law.
Ministerial intervention is discretionary and typically considered in exceptional circumstances where there are compelling and compassionate reasons to grant a visa outside the normal criteria. These circumstances may include cases involving humanitarian considerations, significant public interest, or other unique and compelling factors.
Sponsorship: You must be supported by an Approved Proposing Organisation (APO) in Australia.
Employment Prospects: You should have a good chance of securing employment in Australia.
Financial Capacity: Supporters must have the financial capacity to support you during your initial settlement period.
Health and Character: You must meet Australia’s health and character requirements.
Persecution: You must be outside your home country and unable to return due to a well-founded fear of persecution.
UNHCR Referral: In many cases, you may need a referral from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
Special Humanitarian Program (SHP): If you have a close family member in Australia, they may propose you under the SHP.
Health and Character: You must meet health, character, and security requirements.
If you have arrived to Australia before 13 August 2012, you may be eligible but your eligibility should be assessed further.
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