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The AIRE Centre has developed, with the help of partner organisations, a unique Settlement Guide to help young people and those in care find out if they need to apply under the EU Settlement Scheme and to help them secure their immigration status in the UK if they do need to apply. Read more
The purpose of this app is to help establish whether you or your client are eligible to apply for settled status or pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme. Read more
The purpose of this app is to help establish whether you or your client are likely to have a permanent right to reside in the UK under EU law. Please be aware that, as a result of Brexit, permanent residence status will not provide you with a valid right to reside in the UK after 31 December 2020. To continue living in the UK after that date, you should apply to the EU Settlement Scheme. Read more
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Up to a third of UK-based EU nationals are yet to secure their UK settled status, risking the stability of UK businesses. Over a million Europeans living in the UK haven’t yet secured their status, despite the success rate of applications to date being over 99.9%.In November, of 305,600 EUSS applications, just one was refused on suitability grounds. Read more
The AIRE Centre has submitted a written intervention in the case of Fjölnisdóttir and others v Iceland. We call on the Court to ensure that the best interests of the child are accorded, at a minimum, the primacy that is set out in Article 3 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) in any decision on legal parentage. Read more
The AIRE Centre is proud to be a part of a coalition of over 70 organisations and experts concerned with children’s rights and welfare that has published a series of 30 General Election pledges which would transform the lives of children and young people, and their parents and carers. Read more
The UK’s bedroom tax has been found to be unjustifiably discriminatory in the case of a victim of domestic violence who had been placed in social housing under the “Sanctuary Scheme”. The European Court of Human Rights made the ruling on 24th October 2019 in a landmark decision. The AIRE Centre intervened in the case. Read more
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