What can lead to the termination of Refugee status?

The termination of refugee status can occur due to significant changes in circumstances that affect the individual's need for protection. When there is a change in country conditions—such as the stabilization of a country that was previously unsafe, allowing individuals to return safely—this can lead to the revocation of refugee status. Furthermore, if a refugee is found to have committed fraud during the application process, such as providing false information or documents, this can also justify the termination of their refugee status. Maintaining refugee status necessitates demonstrating a continuing need for protection based on the original grounds for seeking asylum, and the existence of these factors directly influences the validity of that status.