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Immigration guidance (Home Office) (GOV.UK)
135 documents, each linked to the original. Dates are the publisher’s last update where known, otherwise the collection date.
- Affordability fee waiver: caseworker guidance
- Afghan citizens resettlement scheme
- Afghan citizens resettlement scheme: Separated Families Pathway
- Afghan Relocations and Assistance Policy: caseworker guidance
- Alcohol licensing
- Appendix Children: caseworker guidance
- Applications to the Biometrics Commissioner under PACE
- Apply as a child to join or stay with a close relative in the UK
- Apply for a visa under the Homes for Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme
- Apply for British citizenship if you're an Irish citizen
- Apply for citizenship if you have a British parent
- Apply for citizenship if you have British nationality
- Apply for citizenship if you have indefinite leave to remain or 'settled status'
- Apply for citizenship if you were born in the UK
- Apply for citizenship if you're stateless
- Apply for citizenship if your parent is a British overseas territories citizen
- Apply for citizenship if your spouse is a British citizen
- Apply for citizenship in special circumstances
- Apply for or manage a section 5, shooting club or museum licence
- Apply for the Global Talent visa
- Apply to the EU Settlement Scheme (settled and pre-settled status)
- Ask the Home Office to check your immigration status is correct
- Asylum accommodation at military sites: factsheets
- Asylum Dispersal Grant: funding instruction
- Asylum helplines
- Asylum intake unit
- Asylum mental health: workstreams, tools and case studies
- Asylum support
- Asylum support contracts safeguarding framework
- Asylum support: UK rights and expectations
- Biometrics self-enrolment feasibility trials: privacy information notice
- Borders, immigration and citizenship: privacy information notice
- BOTC registration in special circumstances: caseworker guidance
- Check if you can get indefinite leave to remain
- Check security staff have a licence to work
- Child knife possession offences
- Citizenship ceremonies
- Claim asylum in the UK
- Complexity application routing solution (study): caseworker guidance
- Complexity application routing solution (visits): caseworker guidance
- Continue your asylum claim
- Controlled drugs and precursor chemicals: licence fees
- Coronavirus (COVID-19): bereavement scheme for family members of NHS and health and social care workers
- Coronavirus (COVID-19): EU Settlement Scheme - guidance for applicants
- Coronavirus (COVID-19): Student sponsors
- Coronavirus (COVID-19): support for victims of modern slavery
- Coronavirus (COVID-19): Worker and temporary worker sponsors
- DBS checks guidance for employers, voluntary organisations and third parties
- Dealing with illegal and unauthorised encampments
- Draft code of practice on preventing illegal working: Right to Work Scheme for employers
- Draft codes of practice on illegal working penalties
- E-learning: tackling modern slavery in public sector supply chains
- End-to-end review of the police accountability system
- EU Settlement Scheme application survey: privacy information notice
- EU Settlement Scheme community leader toolkit: Welsh materials
- EU Settlement Scheme – family and travel permits: caseworker guidance
- EU Settlement Scheme: application fee refunds
- EU Settlement Scheme: applying from outside the UK
- EU Settlement Scheme: Border Force guidance
- EU Settlement Scheme: caseworker guidance
- EU Settlement Scheme: evidence of family relationship
- EU Settlement Scheme: how we use your personal information
- EU Settlement Scheme: ID document scanner locations
- EU Settlement Scheme: information for community groups
- EU Settlement Scheme: looked-after children and care leavers guidance
- EU Settlement Scheme: UK tax and benefits records automated check
- EU Settlement Scheme: what the EU Settlement Scheme is
- eVisas: access and use your online immigration status
- Financial evidence for sponsored or endorsed work routes
- Financial requirement: caseworker guidance
- Firearms licensing law
- Forced marriage
- Get a copy of your police records
- Get a police check on someone that has contact with a child
- Graduate visa
- High Potential Individual (HPI) visa
- Home Office Grenfell immigration policy
- How to apply for a visa to come to the UK
- How to make right to work checks
- How to sign in to continue your visa application
- Immigration Act: part 8 - fees and charges
- Indefinite leave to remain (armed forces)
- Indefinite leave to remain (private life)
- Indefinite leave to remain if you have a business, investor or talent visa
- Indefinite leave to remain if you have a Scale-up Worker visa
- Indefinite leave to remain if you have a Skilled Worker, Health and Care Worker, T2 or Tier 2 visa
- Indefinite leave to remain if you have an Innovator Founder or Innovator visa
- Indefinite leave to remain if you have family in the UK
- Indefinite leave to remain if you're a Turkish Worker or Businessperson
- Indefinite leave to remain if you’ve been in the UK for 10 years (long residence)
- Indefinite leave to remain or enter (domestic violence or abuse)
- Information sharing measures in the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act
- Large sites for asylum accommodation: support for police forces
- Legitimacy and domicile: caseworker guidance
- Licensing authority guide to right to work checks
- Manage asylum claim
- Marriages and civil partnerships in England and Wales
- National Biometric Identity Service agreement
- National security determinations that allow retention of biometric data
- Offshore workers
- Pandemic flu
- Paying an NHS debt
- Physical and mental health support for people seeking asylum
- Police community support officers (PCSOs) and special constables
- Prove your right to rent in England
- Prove your right to work: EU, EEA and Swiss citizens
- Punishments for antisocial behaviour
- Refugee Employability Programme
- Report a rape or sexual assault
- Report a stalker
- Report domestic abuse
- Report hate crime
- Return to the UK if you had indefinite leave to remain
- Right to rent document checks: a user guide
- Right to rent immigration checks: landlords' code of practice
- Right to work checks: employing EU, EEA and Swiss citizens
- Selling, buying and carrying knives and weapons
- Sponsor a Global Business Mobility worker
- Sponsor a Scale-up Worker
- Statement opposing female genital mutilation
- The right to choose: government guidance on forced marriage
- Transforming the response to domestic abuse: graphics and animations
- UK resettlement programmes: funding instruction 2025 to 2026
- UK visa support for Ukrainian nationals
- Ukrainian nationals in the UK: visa support
- Understanding behaviours and expectations in the UK: a guide for asylum seekers
- Using reasonable force against intruders
- Vary your immigration application
- View and prove your immigration status (eVisa)
- Visiting the UK as a creative professional from a non-visa national country
- What happens if a child under 10 breaks the law
- Windrush scheme: caseworker guidance
- Work in the UK as a leader in arts and culture (Global Talent visa)
- Work in the UK as a leader in digital technology (Global Talent visa)
- Work in the UK as a researcher or academic leader (Global Talent visa)
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