Resettlement and humanitarian admission stand out as tools that offer safe pathways for refugee movement and long-term solutions. The number of available places for resettlement and safe pathways has taken an unprecedented hit, posing a problem not only for affected people themselves but also for the international system of refugee protection. Based on an analysis of reasons and factors for current admission levels in six key countries (Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Sweden, and the United States), this analysis outlines three steps to revive resettlement and humanitarian admission until 2024. Setting resettlement and humanitarian admission on a steady growth path would offer potential for solutions to all those in need of resettlement within the next ten years.