We are redesigning the NRPF Network website to make it easier for you to find support and information online.
We’d like to invite you to take a survey and share your feedback so we can make sure the new website works better for you.
The survey should take about 10 to 20 minutes. It is open until 14 June.
Access to legal advice from an immigration adviser is often going to be a key step in helping a person who has no recourse to public funds to avoid or resolve destitution or homelessness.
It is unlawful for a person to provide immigration advice or services directly to an individual when they are not regulated to do so. However, anyone assisting non-UK nationals will need to have a good understanding of immigration options and Home Office processes in order to be able to identify when a person needs to be signposted to get legal advice, and to support them effectively whilst they are making an immigration claim.
The immigration information provided in this section sets out some of the options that may be available to a person with no recourse to public funds who is destitute or at risk of homelessness and wishes to remain in the UK or is considering returning to their country of origin. A person should always be signposted to an immigration adviser for legal advice that is specific to them and for assistance with making an application.
