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How to sue the Home Office

The Home Office often makes mistakes when exercising its immigration powers. The high appeal success rates bear testimony to this: as many as 50% of some categories of appeal are allowed. However, there are only some limited circumstances where it is possible to extract compensation from the Home Office by means of a court case.

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Britain Explained

Many aspects of daily life in Britain might be difficult to understand for people moving from abroad.

Money Saving Expert

MoneySavingExpert.com is the UK's biggest consumer website, with more than 16 million users a month. The site's dedicated to cutting your bills and fighting your corner with journalistic research, cutting-edge tools and a massive community – all focused on finding deals, saving cash and campaigning for financial justice.

Handbook: UK Immigration Options for Afghan Citizens

What does the Afghanistan crisis mean for the status of Afghans in the UK? This handbook gives an overview of the immigration and nationality applications that Afghan citizens may be able to make.

How do I find a job?

Find full or part-time jobs in England, Scotland and Wales.

WriteToThem

WriteToThem makes it easy to write to the politicians who represent you – even if you don’t know who they are. Write to your politicians, national or local, for free.

Challenging your reporting conditions

If you have made an immigration application or have claimed asylum you may have to report (sign) at the Home Office at a specified time each week, two weeks, or month or sometimes less regularly than this.

Find a lawyer in Glasgow

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Register with a doctor in Glasgow

NHS list of doctors in Glasgow

Find a lawyer in England

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Can asylum seekers study at university in Scotland

This factsheet by JustRight Scotland provides a brief summary of your right to study in Scotland for people with different immigration statuses. This factsheet covers: access to pre-school, primary and secondary school; and access to further and higher education.

PAIH Guidance for Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme-ENG

Everything you need to know about moving to the UK under Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme.

Links for EU Nationals

If you are looking for multilingual information about the EU Settlement Scheme including: An overview on accessing your rights under…

How to apply for a free bus pass for under 22s in Scotland

Find out how to apply for a free bus pass for under 22s in Scotland.

Support if you are pregnant and living in Scotland

This briefing tells you the support available if you are pregnant in Scotland.

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