Number Of Woman At Risk (subclass 204) Visas Granted To Afghan Nationals Under Humanitarian Program; And Number Of Global Special Humanitarian (subclass 202) Visas Granted To Afghan Nationals…
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Number Of Woman At Risk (subclass 204) Visas Granted To Afghan Nationals Under Humanitarian Program; And Number Of Global Special Humanitarian (subclass 202) Visas Granted To Afghan Nationals Classified As ‘vulnerable Women And Children’ Under The Humanitarian Program, By Country Of Residence, From Program Years 2021-22 To 2024-25
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The Department of Home Affairs released visa processing data showing grants of Woman at Risk (subclass 204) and Global Special Humanitarian (subclass 202) visas to Afghan nationals from 2021-22 to 2024-25. Woman at Risk visa grants to Afghan nationals totaled 215, 712, 319, and 192 respectively across those program years, with Pakistan (53-210 grants), Iran (52-301), and Türkiye (67-81) being primary countries of residence. Global Special Humanitarian visa grants for vulnerable Afghan women and children totaled 65, 352, 293, and 219 across the same periods, predominantly from Pakistan (65-268), Iran (7-53), and Malaysia (5-29). Both visa streams show declining grant numbers in 2024-25. The data notes that Woman at Risk applicants are generally referred by UNHCR, while Special Humanitarian
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