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I am a Somalian who was a refugee last 10 years in South Africa. I never get chance to travel. But they gave me (UNlP Travel document wich is UN Lezzer Passport) so my question is:
Can I get free Visa for Canada or Australia. And stay those country like a refugee.
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closed as off-topic by phoog, Kate Gregory, David Richerby, Ali Awan, Giorgio Feb 16 at 1:54
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- "Questions about immigration or moving for extended periods of time (studies or employment, among others) are off-topic. Our sister site, Expatriates Stack Exchange might be a better place to ask. See also the meta post Is it OK to ask questions about immigration?." – phoog, Kate Gregory, Ali Awan, Giorgio
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I am a Somalian who was a refugee last 10 years in South Africa. I never get chance to travel. But they gave me (UNlP Travel document wich is UN Lezzer Passport) so my question is:
Can I get free Visa for Canada or Australia. And stay those country like a refugee.
refugees
edited Feb 15 at 21:44
audionuma
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asked Feb 15 at 21:26
Ahmed abdikarim ali
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closed as off-topic by phoog, Kate Gregory, David Richerby, Ali Awan, Giorgio Feb 16 at 1:54
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions about immigration or moving for extended periods of time (studies or employment, among others) are off-topic. Our sister site, Expatriates Stack Exchange might be a better place to ask. See also the meta post Is it OK to ask questions about immigration?." – phoog, Kate Gregory, Ali Awan, Giorgio
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Your question appears to be about immigrating to Canada or Australia, so it is off topic on this site. You may want to ask at Expatriates, where it is on topic.
– phoog
Feb 15 at 22:12
You mean a laissez-passer? That would imply you work for the UN but still won't allow you to live in any country you choose.
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Feb 16 at 7:48
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I am a Somalian who was a refugee last 10 years in South Africa. I never get chance to travel. But they gave me (UNlP Travel document wich is UN Lezzer Passport) so my question is:
Can I get free Visa for Canada or Australia. And stay those country like a refugee.
refugees
edited Feb 15 at 21:44
audionuma
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asked Feb 15 at 21:26
Ahmed abdikarim ali
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I am a Somalian who was a refugee last 10 years in South Africa. I never get chance to travel. But they gave me (UNlP Travel document wich is UN Lezzer Passport) so my question is:
Can I get free Visa for Canada or Australia. And stay those country like a refugee.
refugees
refugees
edited Feb 15 at 21:44
audionuma
1,5651915
asked Feb 15 at 21:26
Ahmed abdikarim ali
83
edited Feb 15 at 21:44
audionuma
1,5651915
asked Feb 15 at 21:26
Ahmed abdikarim ali
83
edited Feb 15 at 21:44
audionuma
1,5651915
edited Feb 15 at 21:44
audionuma
1,5651915
edited Feb 15 at 21:44
audionuma
1,5651915
1,5651915
asked Feb 15 at 21:26
Ahmed abdikarim ali
83
asked Feb 15 at 21:26
Ahmed abdikarim ali
83
asked Feb 15 at 21:26
Ahmed abdikarim ali
83
83
closed as off-topic by phoog, Kate Gregory, David Richerby, Ali Awan, Giorgio Feb 16 at 1:54
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions about immigration or moving for extended periods of time (studies or employment, among others) are off-topic. Our sister site, Expatriates Stack Exchange might be a better place to ask. See also the meta post Is it OK to ask questions about immigration?." – phoog, Kate Gregory, Ali Awan, Giorgio
closed as off-topic by phoog, Kate Gregory, David Richerby, Ali Awan, Giorgio Feb 16 at 1:54
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Questions about immigration or moving for extended periods of time (studies or employment, among others) are off-topic. Our sister site, Expatriates Stack Exchange might be a better place to ask. See also the meta post Is it OK to ask questions about immigration?." – phoog, Kate Gregory, Ali Awan, Giorgio
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Your question appears to be about immigrating to Canada or Australia, so it is off topic on this site. You may want to ask at Expatriates, where it is on topic.
– phoog
Feb 15 at 22:12
You mean a laissez-passer? That would imply you work for the UN but still won't allow you to live in any country you choose.
– user16259
Feb 16 at 7:48
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Your question appears to be about immigrating to Canada or Australia, so it is off topic on this site. You may want to ask at Expatriates, where it is on topic.
– phoog
Feb 15 at 22:12
You mean a laissez-passer? That would imply you work for the UN but still won't allow you to live in any country you choose.
– user16259
Feb 16 at 7:48
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Your question appears to be about immigrating to Canada or Australia, so it is off topic on this site. You may want to ask at Expatriates, where it is on topic.
– phoog
Feb 15 at 22:12
Your question appears to be about immigrating to Canada or Australia, so it is off topic on this site. You may want to ask at Expatriates, where it is on topic.
– phoog
Feb 15 at 22:12
You mean a laissez-passer? That would imply you work for the UN but still won't allow you to live in any country you choose.
– user16259
Feb 16 at 7:48
You mean a laissez-passer? That would imply you work for the UN but still won't allow you to live in any country you choose.
– user16259
Feb 16 at 7:48
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The answer to your last question is no. South Africa gave you safety from the danger and persecution in Somalia, so Canada and Australia would most likely send you back to South Africa.
You may be able to get a Canadian or Australian tourist visa, but to do so you must convince them that you are a real tourist. That requires a stable job and ties to your place of residence.
answered Feb 15 at 21:33
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The answer to your last question is no. South Africa gave you safety from the danger and persecution in Somalia, so Canada and Australia would most likely send you back to South Africa.
You may be able to get a Canadian or Australian tourist visa, but to do so you must convince them that you are a real tourist. That requires a stable job and ties to your place of residence.
answered Feb 15 at 21:33
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up vote
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The answer to your last question is no. South Africa gave you safety from the danger and persecution in Somalia, so Canada and Australia would most likely send you back to South Africa.
You may be able to get a Canadian or Australian tourist visa, but to do so you must convince them that you are a real tourist. That requires a stable job and ties to your place of residence.
answered Feb 15 at 21:33
o.m.
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up vote
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up vote
7
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The answer to your last question is no. South Africa gave you safety from the danger and persecution in Somalia, so Canada and Australia would most likely send you back to South Africa.
You may be able to get a Canadian or Australian tourist visa, but to do so you must convince them that you are a real tourist. That requires a stable job and ties to your place of residence.
answered Feb 15 at 21:33
o.m.
20.4k22952
The answer to your last question is no. South Africa gave you safety from the danger and persecution in Somalia, so Canada and Australia would most likely send you back to South Africa.
You may be able to get a Canadian or Australian tourist visa, but to do so you must convince them that you are a real tourist. That requires a stable job and ties to your place of residence.
answered Feb 15 at 21:33
o.m.
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answered Feb 15 at 21:33
o.m.
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answered Feb 15 at 21:33
o.m.
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answered Feb 15 at 21:33
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Your question appears to be about immigrating to Canada or Australia, so it is off topic on this site. You may want to ask at Expatriates, where it is on topic.
– phoog
Feb 15 at 22:12
You mean a laissez-passer? That would imply you work for the UN but still won't allow you to live in any country you choose.
– user16259
Feb 16 at 7:48