Refugee & Humanitarian Programme
Refugee & Humanitarian Visas
Protection visas, offshore humanitarian visas and global special humanitarian pathways — supported with care, discretion and rigorous case preparation.
Who the programme is for
- People outside Australia who are subject to substantial discrimination or persecution and require resettlement.
- People in Australia who engage Australia's protection obligations under the Refugees Convention or complementary protection.
- Family members of refugees and humanitarian entrants seeking to be reunited in Australia.
Main visa categories
- Subclass 866 — Protection Visa (onshore).
- Subclass 200 — Refugee Visa (offshore).
- Subclass 201 — In-Country Special Humanitarian Visa.
- Subclass 202 — Global Special Humanitarian Visa.
- Subclass 203 — Emergency Rescue Visa.
- Subclass 204 — Woman at Risk Visa.
How StudyNet supports humanitarian matters
- Sensitive intake interview by a Registered Migration Agent with full confidentiality.
- Detailed personal narrative drafting — the most important evidence in any protection claim.
- Country information research and credibility framing.
- Coordination with proposers, support organisations and legal practitioners where required.
- Appeal and review support if a first-instance decision is unfavourable.
Disclaimer: This page provides general information and refers to the Department of Home Affairs visa categories. It does not replace personalised migration advice. Please book a consultation for case-specific guidance.