Refugee Settlement Human Rights
At UK Immigration Solicitors are enthusiastic about all things related to
refugee settlement.
Simply call us at 02033844389Â if you need help with your visa. You can also fill out the online form here.
UK Visa for Performers
Anyone working in the creative industries is considered a creative worker by the UK Home Office. Artists, actors, dancers, musicians, writers, translators, hosts, choreographers, producers, directors, photographers, and audio equipment operators are just a few of the many occupations that fall under the umbrella of the UK Visa for Creative Industries.
Further options for short-term work permits include:
- Seasonal worker
- A charity worker
- Religious Worker
- Exchange for Government-authorized Temporary Workers
- Agreement on the International Status of Temporary Workers
Who is eligible for Refugee Settlement?
Refugees and persons granted humanitarian protection who wish to remain indefinitely in the UK must:
- In a continuous period of five years in the UK, you have held a residence permit as a refugee or a person with humanitarian protection status (or their dependant)
- The permit has not been cancelled or revoked
- No jail sentence of more than four years has been imposed on you;
- If it has been less than 15 years since your sentence ended, you will probably receive a sentence of 12 months or 4 years imprisonment
- In the last two years, you received a non-custodial sentence (such as a fine or a community sentence) or another out-of-court disposition (such as a caution or penalty notice) on your criminal record
- Your offending is not considered serious harm by the Secretary of State
- Despite persistent offenses and a disregard for the law, the Secretary of State does not consider you to be a persistent offender
- Based on your conduct, character, or associations, the Secretary of State does not consider that it would be undesirable to grant you settlement in the UK.
Our experienced UK immigration Solicitors can help you with your immigration process.
Refugee Card Revocation Criteria
The Secretary of State may revoke or not renew your residence card as a refugee if it is determined that you are excluded from the Refugee Convention for any of the following reasons:
- The United Nations should prohibit you from being a refugee (for example, if you committed a war crime, a crime against humanity, or acts contrary to its purpose and principles)
- There has been a misrepresentation, falsified documents, or omission of crucial facts determining the grant of asylum;e are reasonable grounds for regarding you to be a danger to the security of the UK
- As a result of your conviction for a particularly serious crime, you represent a threat to the community of the United Kingdom.
There could be analogous reasons for revoking or not renewing the grant of humanitarian protection.
In the event that the Home Office rejects your settlement application but does not revoke your status as a refugee or a holder of humanitarian protection, as you still need protection, you will be granted limited leave for up to 3 years, and you can renew it.
Our experienced UK immigration Solicitors can help you with your immigration process.
How can UK Immigration Solicitors help me?
In addition to offering immigration services, our immigration lawyers assist individuals from around the world to defend their Human Rights and live in the UK
In order to obtain leave to remain under Human Rights, our immigration lawyers can be of assistance to you in assessing the merits of the application, overcoming challenges, assisting in preparing the application or representing you in challenging a decision to refuse an application.
Having a proactive approach to understanding and meeting the needs of our clients is something we take pride in. Our team is committed to providing clients with clear and reliable immigration advice within a professional and friendly environment.
By now you would have realised that when it comes to defending your Human Rights, we are the go-to experts.
We are the original and still the best! Proud to be the UK’s #1 Immigration Law Firm.
Our experienced UK immigration Solicitors can help you with your immigration process.
Human rights for refugee settlement
At UK Immigration Solicitors, we are passionate about all thing’s immigration. As a multi award winning nationwide law firm, we are proud to offer a truly global service. We have assisted clients from more than 120 countries over the last 10 years. We are proud to innovate and lead the immigration law industry.
Back in 2012, after carefully listening to the frustrations of clients who could not find reliable immigration advice online, we pioneered the provision of legal representation for immigration cases online. This was a revolutionary transition and since our innovations, there have been a whole multitude of online immigration service providers.
UK Immigration Solicitors are immensely proud of our reputation and our ability to deliver a truly global, comprehensive service to our clients without the need for them to step foot outside of the comfort of their own home in most cases.
Our experienced UK immigration Solicitors can help you with your immigration process.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Most of the time, a child needs a visa in order to live in the UK. For instance, if their parent is a foreign national working or studying in the country, the child may need a Child Dependant Visa.
Refugees can apply for indefinite leave to remain (ILR) as part of the settlement process, granting them permanent residence in the host country.
Refugees can apply for indefinite leave to stay (ILR) by following the established immigration procedures in the host country, demonstrating eligibility and meeting specific criteria.
To register as a refugee, individuals typically apply through the relevant national immigration or refugee agency, providing the necessary documentation to support their asylum claim.
The right to remain for refugees refers to the legal permission to stay in a host country, often granted through the asylum or resettlement process, and can lead to more permanent statuses like indefinite leave to remain.
Yes, refugees can apply for indefinite leave to remain (ILR) once they meet the eligibility criteria, indicating their successful integration and fulfillment of residency requirements in the host country.
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