Immigration

This page links to information about immigration, including –

• Staying in the UK after Brexit
• Applying for British citizenship
• Getting visas for family and friends
• Proving your right to live in the UK with the Windrush scheme
• Accessing UK benefits and services if you’re subject to immigration control
• Getting specialist immigration advice

Information from the government about asylum, visas, residence cards, permits, applications, appeals, indefinite leave to remain & statelessness.

Free initial advice on immigration matters is available from Luton Law Centre on Tuesdays and Fridays only. Lines are usually busy and you may need to try multiple times.

T: 01582 481 000
Tuesday 14:00 – 16:00
Friday 10:00 – 12:00

Calls charges (per minute)
Landlines: up to 13p
Mobiles: 3p – 55p
(free if you have inclusive minutes)

Immigration advice is regulated by the OISC. Only solicitors, barristers and advisers who are registered with the OISC are legally allowed to give immigration advice.

This search will help you find OISC advisers (it does not find solicitors or barristers).

There are three levels of immigration advice. You should check which level you need before approaching an adviser.

Find out about the passport and immigration checks that landlords must do when you rent a home in England.

T: 01923 252434

Calls charges (per minute)
Landlines: up to 13p
Mobiles: 3p – 55p
(free if you have inclusive minutes)

E: info@wtrrp.org.uk

A: PO box 2474, Watford, WD18 1XT

Drop-in: St Mary’s, Church Street, Watford, WD18 0EG on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month between 11.00 and 1.00pm

Free asylum helpline
T: 0808 8010 503

E: info@migranthelpuk.org

The JCWI legal team run a helpline providing timely and reliable immigration advice to those who need it most. The helpline is confidential and advice is free.

T: 020 7553 7470.
The helpline is open on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays between 10am and 1pm.

Calls cost up to 13p per minute from landlines; mobiles 3p to 55p (free if you have inclusive minutes).