Non-UK Nationals
Resources
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Transferring onto the UK's new e-Visa System
The UK Government is rolling out a new digital immigration system, which will replace all physical visas, such as biometric residence permit (BRP), visa vignette stickers or immigration ink stamps in passports, or biometric residence cards (BRC). The Government’s aim is for the visa system to be fully electronic by 2025. This guidance provides an overview of everyone impacted by these changes, what they need to do and by when.
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Policy Briefing: Vital solutions to ending migrant homelessness
This briefing from Homeless Link and NACCOM outlines the the key drivers of migrant homelessness and what policies the new Government should implement to create a society with a home for everyone.
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EU Rights and the AT Case - where are we now?
Bethan Lant from Praxis features in this webinar to discuss and share resources on EU Rights and the AT Case.
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What to do about eVisas
In this video and related resources, Bethan Lant from Praxis explains how to support clients with their eVisas, including a step-by-step guide on the application process.
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Finding legal representation for asylum and immigration issues
In this 30 minute video, Bethan Lant from Praxis explains what steps you can take help people you're working with find legal representation for their asylum and immigration issues.
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Making a No Time Limit (NTL) application
Learn how non-accredited individuals can apply for a No Time Limit (NTL) to help those with Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) get an eVisa—explained in this quick eLearning video.
News
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Asylum policy changes will increase homelessness, warn 64 organisations
Sixty-four organisations working in homelessness and migrant support have sent a joint letter to the recently appointed Home Secretary and Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, urging them to abandon a policy change implemented by their predecessors that risks driving up homelessness and rough sleeping.
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Home Office reverts to 28-day move-on period for new refugees
Homeless Link and NACCOM have made a joint statement responding to reports on 27 August that the Home Office has reverted to a 28-day move-on period for newly recognised refugees.
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New 'Reconsiderations Process' launched for rejected or refused asylum claims
From the 30th June 2025, the Homelessness Escalation Service (HES) has rolled out a ‘Reconsiderations Process’ for organisations supporting individuals who are, or at risk of, rough sleeping, and have received a negative asylum decision.
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This Refugee Week the move-on period extension must be made permanent
Homeless Link and NACCOM's report, Vital Solutions, sets out recommendations to ensure immigration policy helps to end homelessness for all.
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Introducing Praxis’ Migrants Guide: A resource made with migrants, for migrants
An invaluable, practical guide for homelessness services who are working with non UK nationals, available in six languages.
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The UK asylum system is pushing people into homelessness
Despite the clear intersection between the asylum system and homelessness, funding streams for both remain largely separate and insufficient to meet growing demand, writes Kirstie Cook of the King’s Arms Project, for the Reset Homelessness campaign.
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Practical support for non-UK nationals sleeping rough
Online training to explore the practical ways in which you can support non-UK nationals who are sleeping rough in London
Online Free, London-based organisations only -
Housing Options for Non-UK Rough Sleepers
This training is for those working with non-UK rough sleepers to look at the housing options which may be available.
Online Free, London-based organisations only -
Understanding rough sleeping and homelessness services
Online training for staff in the migrant sector and Immigration Solicitors who want to develop their knowledge and understanding of homelessness and rough sleeping in London.
Online Free, London-based organisations only -
Understanding Trauma in Refugees, People Seeking Sanctuary, and Migrant Communities - An Introduction
Online training for staff in the migrant sector and Immigration Solicitors who want to develop their knowledge and understanding of homelessness and rough sleeping in London.
Online Free, London-based organisations only -
Practical support for non-UK nationals sleeping rough
Online training to explore the practical ways in which you can support non-UK nationals who are sleeping rough in London
Online Free, London-based organisations only -
Innovation Forum: Supporting Non-UK Nationals
Join our free, workshop-style session, exploring innovative ways of supporting non-UK nationals with restricted eligibility.
Online Free