ASYLUM & HUMAN RIGHTS
Temporary Permission to Stay for Victims of Trafficking or Slavery
About Temporary Permission to Stay for Victims of Trafficking or Slavery
Confirmed victims of modern slavery or trafficking may be granted temporary permission to stay in the UK where it is necessary, for example to assist their recovery from physical or psychological harm, to cooperate with criminal investigations, or to seek compensation. The application requires careful evidence about your situation and needs. RakLAW prepares these applications alongside any asylum or human rights claim, so your protection, recovery and immigration status are addressed together.
Who this is for
- Confirmed victims of trafficking or modern slavery
- Survivors needing time to recover from serious harm
- Those cooperating with police or prosecution authorities
- Survivors pursuing compensation in the UK
How RakLAW helps
- Assessment of eligibility against each ground for leave
- Medical, psychological and supporting evidence gathered
- Application prepared and submitted to the Home Office
- Linked asylum or human rights claims handled in parallel
Speak to a RakLAW solicitor about Temporary Permission to Stay for Victims of Trafficking or Slavery
Book a confidential consultation with our immigration team. We'll assess your eligibility, talk through the strongest application route, and tell you what evidence you need.
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