Guidance aimed at all staff involved in the support of asylum seekers in all accommodation settings

How to submit new evidence after 2 August 2021.

Updated information on changes affecting claims, interviews, housing, support, appeals, reporting and detention

Refused Asylum Seekers and all other migrant groups are not chargeable for any treatment or diagnosis of coronavirus and can access healthcare services for this free of charge.

The Right to Remain asylum navigation board helps people understand the UK asylum process, raises awareness of common problems people face as they navigate the process, and shares survival strategies.

Migrants’ Rights Network have written this guide for all migrants living in the UK, including those without documents and those trying to regularise their immigration status, including asylum seekers

Doctors of the World’s Hospital Access Project currently has capacity to support people who have been denied (or asked to pay upfront for) NHS secondary care (hospital) services and other relevant NHS community services (non-primary care) due to their immigration status.

Negotiating the COVID-19 (C19) pandemic in a complex and hostile asylum system is challenging and stressful for anyone who has sought protection in the UK.

The Home Office have made some changes to the process to apply for a an Integration Loan for new refugees in response to COVID-19.

Refused Asylum Seekers and all other migrant groups are not chargeable for any treatment or diagnosis of coronavirus and can access healthcare services for this free of charge.

The Right to Remain asylum navigation board helps people understand the UK asylum process, raises awareness of common problems people face as they navigate the process, and shares survival strategies.

Migrants’ Rights Network have written this guide for all migrants living in the UK, including those without documents and those trying to regularise their immigration status, including asylum seekers

Doctors of the World’s Hospital Access Project currently has capacity to support people who have been denied (or asked to pay upfront for) NHS secondary care (hospital) services and other relevant NHS community services (non-primary care) due to their immigration status.

Refugee Council has created a banking guide to help make opening a bank account easier for refugees.

Negotiating the COVID-19 (C19) pandemic in a complex and hostile asylum system is challenging and stressful for anyone who has sought protection in the UK.

Guidance for EUSS applicants in or outside the UK who have been affected by restrictions associated with coronavirus.

Guidance for EU nationals on how to prove their residence and access NHS services.

Where to find EUSS support across the nation.

UK.gov have updated guidance on renting and evictions in line with changes on May 17th

Help for young people applying to the EUSS

The IMA will monitor UK public bodies to make sure they are upholding the rights of citizens.

Replacement GHIC cards are now available

New guidance for EUSS applicants

Refused Asylum Seekers and all other migrant groups are not chargeable for any treatment or diagnosis of coronavirus and can access healthcare services for this free of charge.

Migrants’ Rights Network have written this guide for all migrants living in the UK, including those without documents and those trying to regularise their immigration status, including asylum seekers

Find out more information about the right to rent and right to reside for EU nationals.

EU nationals can continue to use ID cards to travel to the UK only until the end of September 2021; except for the holders of pre-settled or settled status, who can continue using it until at least 31 December 2025.

Read more information about your right to work and applying for a National Insurance Number.

EU nationals might be eligible for financial support in the event of losing a job or struggling to pay rent.

Care Provider Alliance published a guidance on EU Settlement Scheme for adults social care providers.

Guidance for EUSS applicants in or outside the UK who have been affected by restrictions associated with coronavirus.

Guidance for EU nationals on how to prove their residence and access NHS services.

Where to find EUSS support across the nation.

Information for EU nationals who applied under the EUSS on or before 30th June.

Information for EU nationals who missed the application deadline.

Help for young people applying to the EUSS

New guidance for EUSS applicants

Migrants’ Rights Network have written this guide for all migrants living in the UK, including those without documents and those trying to regularise their immigration status, including asylum seekers

Find out more information about the right to rent and right to reside for EU nationals.

EU nationals can continue to use ID cards to travel to the UK only until the end of September 2021; except for the holders of pre-settled or settled status, who can continue using it until at least 31 December 2025.

Read more information about your right to work and applying for a National Insurance Number.

EU nationals might be eligible for financial support in the event of losing a job or struggling to pay rent.

Care Provider Alliance published a guidance on EU Settlement Scheme for adults social care providers.

From 4 June 2020, the EU Settlement Scheme has been amended so that if a family member’s relationship with an EU citizen breaks down permanently as a result of domestic violence they can continue to qualify for immigration status under the EU Settlement Scheme.

Refused Asylum Seekers and all other migrant groups are not chargeable for any treatment or diagnosis of coronavirus and can access healthcare services for this free of charge.

Migrants’ Rights Network have written this guide for all migrants living in the UK, including those without documents and those trying to regularise their immigration status, including asylum seekers

Doctors of the World’s Hospital Access Project currently has capacity to support people who have been denied (or asked to pay upfront for) NHS secondary care (hospital) services and other relevant NHS community services (non-primary care) due to their immigration status.

Information about the way the Covid-19 outbreak is affecting the international work of UK universities and students.

Updated guidance for visas affected by travel restrictions

Translated guidance on the different types of Covid pass (travel and domestic use)

Guidance for EUSS applicants in or outside the UK who have been affected by restrictions associated with coronavirus.

Conditions for Tier 2, 4 and 5 visa have been updated by the government.

Replacement GHIC cards are now available

EU nationals can continue to use ID cards to travel to the UK only until the end of September 2021; except for the holders of pre-settled or settled status, who can continue using it until at least 31 December 2025.

Updated guidance for visas affected by travel restrictions

Guidance for EUSS applicants in or outside the UK who have been affected by restrictions associated with coronavirus.

‘Drop-In’ sessions covering key aspects of life in the UK.

Virtual workshop for frontline staff and volunteers.

Factsheet for employers and landlords.

New hub for resources and links to services

Conditions for Tier 2, 4 and 5 visa have been updated by the government.

Updated information on changes affecting claims, interviews, housing, support, appeals, reporting and detention

Information about the way the Covid-19 outbreak is affecting the international work of UK universities and students.