In this context, we are talking about someone seeking the right to stay in the UK because they need medical treatment that is not available to them in their country of origin.

Cases involving human rights/medical grounds are particularly complicated, and often very distressing. 

It’s great to hear about the Toolkit in action!

Here’s Abid Haq, solicitor at Neil Barnes Solicitors in Glasgow, on how he uses the Toolkit with his clients.

Free Movement have produced this very useful walk-through video, on the EU settled status application.

Right to Remain has teamed up with the brilliant Refugee Info Bus to translate some sections of our popular toolkit into eight languages.

In 2015, the government introduced an “immigration health surcharge” (IHS) as part of some applications for leave to enter/remain in the UK.

In January, the surcharge amount doubled.

The Home Office have begun issuing “preliminary information questionnaires” to some people who have recently claimed asylum – though it would seem not to everybody in that situation, yet.

We’ve had such great feedback about our asylum navigation board, developed with Dr Vicky Canning of Bristol University and designed and printed by Calverts Cooperative.

There is a new country guidance case on the situation of Kurds from Iran, called HB (Kurds) Iran CG [2018] UKUT 430 (IAC).

Lawyers have successfully challenged the Home Office’s decision to try and return two vulnerable people to Italy.

The solicitors Duncan Lewis have successfully challenged aspects of the Home Office’s removal window policy.