The Australian Visa Subclass 851 is a Resolution of Status (RoS) Protection visa. This visa is designed for people who arrived in Australia as unauthorized maritime arrivals and have been found to engage Australia’s protection obligations under the Refugees Convention or complementary protection.

To be eligible for this visa, you must meet certain criteria, including:

• You must have arrived in Australia as an unauthorized maritime arrival on or after August 13, 2012.
• You must have been found to engage Australia’s protection obligations under the Refugees Convention or complementary protection.
• You must be in Australia at the time of application and when a decision is made on your application.
• You must not be barred from making a protection visa application.
• You must satisfy character and health requirements.

The application process for the Subclass 851 RoS Protection visa involves several stages, including lodging an expression of interest, undergoing a preliminary assessment, and submitting a protection visa application. The process can be complex and lengthy, and it is recommended that you seek professional assistance to prepare and submit your application.

You can find more information about the Australian Visa Subclass 851 on the Australian government’s Department of Home Affairs website. The website provides detailed information on the eligibility criteria, application process, fees, and processing times for this visa subclass. If you have any questions or need assistance with your application, you can also contact the Department of Home Affairs directly.