Department of Home Affairs

Number Of Palestinian And Israeli Citizens Who Have Been Granted A Humanitarian Stay (temporary) (subclass 449) Visa And A Temporary Humanitarian Concern (subclass 786) Visa, From 12 June 2024 To 12…

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Number Of Palestinian And Israeli Citizens Who Have Been Granted A Humanitarian Stay (temporary) (subclass 449) Visa And A Temporary Humanitarian Concern (subclass 786) Visa, From 12 June 2024 To 12 June 2025 ​

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From 12 June 2024 to 12 June 2025, the Department of Home Affairs granted 1,091 Palestinians a Humanitarian Stay (Temporary) subclass 449 visa and 909 Palestinians a Temporary Humanitarian Concern subclass 786 visa. For Israeli citizens, 71 received subclass 449 visas and 47 received subclass 786 visas during the same period. No applications from either Palestinian or Israeli citizens on the Temporary Humanitarian Stay Pathway were refused due to not meeting visa criteria, indicating all applicants assessed as meeting the criteria were approved.

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