Overview
Global Special Humanitarian visa (subclass 202) allows an individual to migrate in Australia permanently, through a proposer, if they face any discrimination or human right abuses.
This visa allows the person to:
- Live, study, and work in Australia indefinitely;
- Register in Medicare, Australia’s public healthcare system.
- Propose family members for permanent residence;
- Travel in and out of Australia for five (5) years;
- Take free English language classes for 510 hours;
- Apply for citizenship in Australia, if qualified.
Things to consider when applying for this visa:
- Processing
- Processing time may months or, for some cases, years, but the Cornerstone Migration team will exert best efforts to get it in less than the stated months.
- Be mindful when filling the application. Avoid errors when inputting data, and always check documents to be included.
- Pay the correct visa application charges. Application will not be process if the applicant has not paid the costs.
- When applying for this visa, the applicant should not be Australia nor their home country.
- Eligibility
- Residing outside Australia.
- Proposed by an Australian citizen, Australian permanent citizen, or organisation in Australia.
- Experiencing substantial discrimination in home country.
- Meet health and character requirements
Cost:
No charges for this visa.
