Non-Refoulement Defence (anti-deportation) â Australia (DHA + SHP + Subclass 866) ðĶðš
Migration Act 1958 + Refugee Convention + Subclass 200/202/204/866 · Department of Home Affairs + AAT + Federal Circuit Court · Refugee 200 · In-Country Special Humanitarian 201 · Global Special Humanitarian 202 · Onshore Protection 866
- 385,000-1,200,000 āļāļēāļ
- Starting Fee
- Transparent pricing
- 7-90 working days
- Turnaround
- Typical delivery
- 168
- Destinations
- Apostille + embassy chain
- 12+
- Years Experience
- Since 2013
- 4.9
- Client Rating
- From verified cases
- 5
- Steps
- Documented workflow
āļāļĩāđāļĄāļē / Source: NYC Online Translation â Verified by MFA Thailand, Lawyers Council of Thailand & embassy registrations.
Australia (DHA + SHP + Subclass 866) is governed by Department of Home Affairs + AAT + Federal Circuit Court â Special Humanitarian Program (SHP) needs an Australian proposer + Subclass 866 for onshore applications.
Refugee/Asylum bench: UNHCR-trained counsel, IRAP-affiliated attorneys, EOIR-accredited representatives, CAT specialists.
Australia (DHA + SHP + Subclass 866) legal framework: Migration Act 1958 + Refugee Convention + Subclass 200/202/204/866 â enforced by Department of Home Affairs + AAT + Federal Circuit Court · program Refugee 200 · In-Country Special Humanitarian 201 · Global Special Humanitarian 202 · Onshore Protection 866. Special Humanitarian Program (SHP) needs an Australian proposer + Subclass 866 for onshore applications.
Cross-border path: UNHCR submission â destination interview â security clearance â cultural orientation â fly-out.
Non-Refoulement Defence (anti-deportation) takes 7-90 working days at 385,000-1,200,000 āļāļēāļ.
IDC release â 280+ Suan Phlu releases via NRSM screening + UNHCR letter + bail.
Coverage
How it works â Non-Refoulement Defence (anti-deportation) â Australia (DHA + SHP + Subclass 866) ðĶðš
- Map Migration Act 1958 + Refugee Convention + Subclass 200/202/204/866
Eligibility / timing / one-year deadline under Department of Home Affairs + AAT + Federal Circuit Court.
- Evidence + COI
Country-of-origin information to Refugee 200 · In-Country Special Humanitarian 201 · Global Special Humanitarian 202 · Onshore Protection 866 standards.
- Filing + interview
Forms + interview prep with Department of Home Affairs + AAT + Federal Circuit Court.
- Decision + appeal
Decision + appeal within Department of Home Affairs + AAT + Federal Circuit Court deadlines.
- Post-grant
Permit + work authorization + family reunification + PR/citizenship path.
Frequently asked questions
Which law applies in Australia (DHA + SHP + Subclass 866)?
Migration Act 1958 + Refugee Convention + Subclass 200/202/204/866
Governing body?
Department of Home Affairs + AAT + Federal Circuit Court
Covered program?
Refugee 200 · In-Country Special Humanitarian 201 · Global Special Humanitarian 202 · Onshore Protection 866
Country-specific notes?
Special Humanitarian Program (SHP) needs an Australian proposer + Subclass 866 for onshore applications.
Acceptance rate?
US 30-40% · Canada 60-70% · Germany 50-60% · UK 70%+ · Japan/Korea <2% · Australia 25-30%.
Interview-to-decision timeline?
US 6-24 months · Canada 12-24 months · Germany 6-12 months · UK 12-18 months · Japan/Korea 24-36 months.
Path to PR/citizenship?
US LPR 1 yr + citizenship 5 yrs · Canada PR on arrival + citizenship 3 yrs · EU 5 yrs + citizenship 5-10 yrs.