Australia Protection visa (Subclass 866)

8 requirements quoted from the official source.

• ✓Character and security screeningIf you are 18 years of age or older, you must: have read, or have had explained to you, the Life in Australia booklet and confirm you will respect the Australian way of life and obey Australian laws when you sign or accept the Australian Values Statement .
• ✓Eligibility summaryYou must have arrived in Australia: while holding a visa that was in effect and have been immigration cleared on arrival. Immigration clearance is defined in section 172 of the Migration Act 1958 . You are immigration cleared when you: enter Australia at an airport or seaport provide evidence of a passport and visa that is in effect and leave the port with the permission of an Australian Border Fo
• ✓Ground for protectionAs defined by the Migration Act 1958 (Migration Act), in order to engage Australia's protection obligations you must: be a refugee or meet the complementary protection criteria Australia must not return people to their home country where there is a risk that the person may suffer harm because they engage Australia's protection obligations. To find out what it means to be a refugee and meet the com
• ✓Medical screeningYou must undergo health examinations . This will protect your health and the health of the Australian community. These examinations are conducted by Bupa Medical Visa Services . We will give you a health identifier (HAP ID) and information about how to arrange your health examinations after you have lodged your visa application.
• ✓What the official source statesYou must not hold or ever held any of the visas listed below: Temporary Protection visa (subclass 785) Temporary Safe Haven visa (subclass 449) Temporary (Humanitarian Concern) visa (subclass 786), or Safe Haven Enterprise visa (subclass 790)
• ✓Where the applicant must beYou must have arrived in Australia: while holding a visa that was in effect and have been immigration cleared on arrival. Immigration clearance is defined in section 172 of the Migration Act 1958 . You are immigration cleared when you: enter Australia at an airport or seaport provide evidence of a passport and visa that is in effect and leave the port with the permission of an Australian Border Fo

Paperwork you prepare — it does not rule you out.

• ✓Accommodation requirementYou can't make a valid permanent protection visa application if you: have been refused a protection visa since your last arrival to Australia, or have had a protection visa cancelled since your last arrival to Australia The Minister has the power to lift any application bar if it is determined to be in the public interest. We will let you know if an application bar affects your Permanent Protectio
• ✓Passport or travel-document requirementWe may require documents as evidence of your identity, nationality or citizenship with your application. It is your responsibility to cooperate and provide this evidence so identity checks can be completed. We may ask you for biometrics (a scan of your fingerprints and a digital photograph of your face) as part of your application. We will use the information collected about your identity when ass

• ✓Official Rights Textlive, work and study in Australia permanently sponsor eligible family members for permanent residence through the offshore Humanitarian Program
• ✓Official source basisYou must have arrived in Australia: while holding a visa that was in effect and have been immigration cleared on arrival. Immigration clearance is defined in section 172 of the Migration Act 1958 . You are immigration cleared when you: enter Australia at an airport or seaport provide evidence of a passport and visa that is in effect and leave the port with the permission of an Australian Border Fo
• ✓Report summaryYou must have arrived in Australia: while holding a visa that was in effect and have been immigration cleared on arrival. Immigration clearance is defined in section 172 of the Migration Act 1958 . You are immigration cleared when you: enter Australia at an airport or seaport provide evidence of a passport and visa that is in effect and leave the port with the permission of an Australian Border Fo