Refugee experiences often involve fleeing from conflict, persecution, or natural disasters in their home countries. Many refugees face dangerous journeys, sometimes traveling for weeks or months to reach safety. Upon arrival in a new country, they may encounter language barriers, cultural differences, and challenges in finding housing and employment. Once settled, refugees often seek to rebuild their lives while coping with trauma from their past. They may rely on support from organizations like the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and local communities. Integration into society can take time, but many refugees contribute positively to their new homes through work and cultural exchange.