be made available at very short notice. A few Governments have advised the Office that they are prepared to consider such applications and have admitted refugees at the Office's request. 37. When an emergency arises, UNHCR contacts the resettlement country which it considers mostly likely to be able to assist. Often, the urgency of the situation is such that a resettlement country is asked to make a rapid decision, relying largely on UNHCR's appraisal of the situation. UNHCR is compelled to continue efforts to convince Governments to make places available in sufficient numbers to ensure resettlement opportunities in crisis situations where the availability of resettlement places serves primarily to ensure the protection of refugees. UNHCR is of the opinion that the greater the number of Governments which offer such opportunities, the easier it will be to identify a country where the refugee will have a good chance of successful integration on the basis of cultural background, ethnic origin and professional qualifications. III. CONCLUSIONS 37. It is imperative that resettlement opportunities be available for refugees who have no possibility of local integration and, in some instances, need resettlement to guarantee their physical safety and well-being. UNHCR continues to be concerned about the application by some countries of selection criteria which create, on the one hand, a "favoured" class of refugee and, on the other hand, leave unassisted refugees who may well be equally in need of resettlement but who are not considered eligible. UNHCR understands that Governments prefer to admit refugees who are likely to have fewer integration problems by virtue of their family ties or professional qualifications. However, it remains vital that sufficient resettlement places be allocated by Governments for those refugees who have neither links in their country nor a particular skill, as long as this durable solution is required. 
**Analysis**
The text discusses the refugee resettlement process, highlighting the urgent need for Governments to provide resettlement opportunities for refugees who have no possibility of local integration and require protection. The emphasis is on finding a durable solution for refugees, ensuring their physical safety and well-being. The text also touches on the importance of Governments allocating sufficient resettlement places for refugees who may not have family ties or professional qualifications.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education