Here we cover a number of frequently asked questions:
The Home Office may grant you permission to work if your asylum claim has been outstanding for more than 12 months through no fault of your own. Read more
These have been developed to support health professionals respond to questions from perinatal asylum-seeking women about the support available to them. Read more
It is important that you start making plans before you receive your discontinuation letter. This will enable you to be ready to move on. Read more
An eVisa is an online record of your immigration status and the conditions of your permission to stay in the UK. . You will need a UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) account to access your eVisa. Read more
You are entitled to access health care provided by the National Health Service (NHS) without charge while your claim or appeal is being considered. Read more
Those seeking asylum in the UK can come to us to seek help with applying for accommodation, to report issues and any other advice needed during their asylum journey. Read more
The details you have provided during the early part of your asylum claim will be used to produce an ARC. Read more
If your application for asylum support has been successful, you, as the main applicant, will be given an Aspen payment card. Read more
It is important that you speak to a legal representative at the earliest opportunity. Read more