Immigration Act 2009, s 207(1)
To get the Immigration and Protection Tribunal to let you stay on humanitarian grounds, you’ll need to satisfy them that all of the following three things are true:
there are exceptional humanitarian circumstances in your case, and
those circumstances would make it “unjust or unduly harsh” for you to be deported, and
letting you stay wouldn’t be against the public interest.
Below, we explain each of those three requirements in some more detail.