Humanitarian visa consulting and translation services

One of the visas that some people choose for immigration is the humanitarian visa. This visa is issued in places where people live in an insecure and war-torn country and their lives are threatened in their country. In fact, these people will be considered as refugees of a foreign country. If you want to learn more about the humanitarian visa and immigration through it, we recommend that you don't miss the content published by the Mehran Translation and Consulting Group in Turkey.

  What is a humanitarian visa?
Humanitarian visa is issued to those who need international support and do not feel safe enough in their own country. In this situation, the applicant can wait and spend his days in the refugee camps of the target country with basic living conditions until his residence request is processed.

Of course, if none of these conditions and difficulties have happened to you, we recommend you to use legal methods for immigration. You can legally apply for a Canadian tourist visa or a French visa!

  Who can use the humanitarian visa?
Earlier, we said that a humanitarian visa is granted to a person who needs international support. To receive this type of visa, you must meet at least one of the following conditions:

One lives in a country struggling with internal and external wars.
The person has been threatened and there is a possibility of losing his life.
A person is threatened with political dangers.
In the country where a person lives, there are racial, religious, national and sexual laws and discriminations.
The person has been subjected to dangerous harassment.
 

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For which countries can I apply for a humanitarian visa?
Now that we understand what a humanitarian visa is, we need to know from which countries we can apply for this type of visa. These countries are introduced below:

1. Australia
Compared to other countries, Australia can be the best option for receiving a humanitarian visa. Australia's humanitarian visa is divided into several groups:

  Class 200 visa: It is for people who apply for this visa from within their own country and it is called Refugee visa. This visa is very strict.
Class 201 visa: This visa is for those who are persecuted for their religious, religious and personal beliefs.
Class 202 visa: For people who are over 18 years of age and reside in Australia and New Zealand and are facing a clear violation of human rights.
Class 203 visa: This visa is called a rescue visa and will be issued for situations referred to Australia by UNHCR. The review of this request is done very quickly.
Class 204 visa: This visa is issued to women who face a dangerous life outside their country.
 
2. Germany
German refugee camps do not have very good conditions, but many people apply for humanitarian visas in this country. Germany has the highest number of humanitarian visas.
 
3. Canada
Obtaining a Canadian humanitarian visa requires certain conditions. Of course, you can legally apply for a Canadian tourist visa. Canada humanitarian visa requirements are:

 

The first condition is that the person must have lived in this country for several years or that his family or a member of his family is living in Canada; or even traveled to Canada with a tourist visa of this country. In any case, it must be present in the soil of this country.
People who apply for this visa will only have a 20% chance of success, although they can increase their chances by mastering English and French.
To apply for a Canadian humanitarian visa, a certain amount must be paid for adults and an amount for children.
 

4. England
For the UK humanitarian visa, a person is allowed to stay for six months and then can stay in the UK for up to 5 years. If his conditions are approved, he can obtain permanent residence.

 
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5. France
French humanitarian visa is a very difficult way to travel. Only a quarter of applicants can get this visa. Those who succeed in obtaining this visa will have a ten-year residence permit with the possibility of extension. If you do not qualify for a humanitarian visa, we recommend that you apply for a visa from European countries in a completely legal way.

 

Documents required to obtain a humanitarian visa
The documents you need to obtain a humanitarian visa will vary based on your country of residence and the laws of the destination country. However, the most common documents required to receive a humanitarian visa include the following:

Passport
Medical certificate that shows the harassment of the applicant.
Having sufficient certificates and documents to prove the dangerous life of the applicant
 

Conclusion
Humanitarian visa can be an opportunity to live again for people who are in their own country to have a healthy, normal life and far away from any persecution and danger. Of course, receiving this visa requires having the conditions that we mentioned above, and on the other hand, not all countries issue this visa, and those that issue humanitarian visas accept only a small percentage of applicants, so the way of translating and preparing these forms must be done by Expert working group should be done.