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Scottish Rent Caps Ending: Key Changes for Private Tenants
Rent caps are ending on 1st April 2025. Tenants will still be able to challenge their rent increase if they feel it is unreasonable, but this will be riskier as current protections will be removed. Read more to find out what is changing, and what to do if you receive a rent increase notice before…
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Elektroninis kelionės leidimas (ETA): Viskas, ką reikia žinoti prieš apsilankant JK 2025 m.
Nuo 2025 m. lankytojai, kuriems šiuo metu nereikia vizos trumpalaikėms viešnagėms arba kurie neturi JK imigracinio statuso, prieš atvykdami į šalį privalės gauti Elektroninį kelionės leidimą (Electronic Travel Authorisation, ETA). […]
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Chris Murray MP Visits Citizens Rights Project
MP for Edinburgh East and Musselburgh welcomed to Citizens Rights Project ahead of their visit to Westminster.
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Exposing Post-Brexit Challenges: How EU Migrants in Scotland Are Struggling for Justice and Support
Read our report on the first year of the Link Worker service, supporting EU migrants and families in Scotland with welfare issues, challenges, and solutions.
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Staying warm this winter
If you are on a low income and struggling to pay for your energy bills, there is help available. We have compiled some resources to help you stay warm this winter.
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How to Access and Update your eVisa
In this article we explain how to access and update your eVisa. This is also known as your digital profile. We also explain how to recover your account if you lost access to both your email address and phone number.
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[Portuguese] Transição para os vistos em formato eletrónico (eVisa): o que precisa de saber
O Home Office (Ministério da Administração Interna) do Reino Unido está a substituir todos os documentos físicos com um novo sistema digital chamado eVisa. Esta mudança afeta tanto os migrantes atualmente residentes no Reino Unido, como novos requerentes de visto.
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On International Migrants Day: Advocating for Voices, Rights, and Humanity
Migrants in Scotland face complex immigration systems, welfare barriers, and discrimination. On InternationalMigrantsDay, we’re calling for: a shift in the narrative around migration, inclusion of migrant voices in decisions that affect their lives, and sustained funding to continue providing vital support and advocacy for vulnerable EU migrants.
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Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA): Everything You Need to Know Before Visiting the UK in 2025
Starting in 2025, visitors to the UK who do not currently require a visa for short stays or do not already hold UK immigration status will need to obtain an […]
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Transitioning to eVisas: What You Need to Know
The UK Home Office is replacing all physical documents with a new digital system known as the eVisa. This change affects both migrants already living in the UK and new visa applicants.
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Do not lose your benefits: what to do if you receive a Universal Credit Migration Notice
Some benefits and tax credits will soon be ending and replaced by Universal Credit. Learn what to do and where to get help if you get a Migration Notice.
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The EU Settlement Scheme Post-Deadline: Guidance on Recent Updates (including May 2024)
30th June 2024 marks three years since the EU Settlement Scheme application deadline. In this article we are looking at the changes to the EU Settlement Scheme that happened in the last year, such as pre-settled status extensions and much stricter guidance for late applications.
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Volunteers’ Week 2024
Celebrating this year’s Volunteers’ Week we have to reveal big secret of our success. In addition to our small team of staff members (seven, soon to be eight), we rely […]
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Joining Family Members under the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS)
In this article you can learn more about the requirement and process of bringing your family members to the UK under the EUSS.
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7th Anniversary of the Brexit Referendum: Reflecting on the Journey
Today, on June 23, 2023, we commemorate the 7th anniversary of the Brexit referendum—a day that brought about significant changes to the United Kingdom’s relationship with the European Union.