SETTLEMENT & BRITISH CITIZENSHIP
ILR as a Refugee or Person with Humanitarian Protection
About ILR as a Refugee or Person with Humanitarian Protection
People granted refugee status or humanitarian protection in the UK can usually apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain once their qualifying period of leave ends. The Home Office reviews ongoing protection needs, character and any changes to country conditions before granting settlement. Dependants and family members may need separate consideration. These applications carry real weight because they confirm long-term safety in the UK. RakLAW Solicitors approach protection-based ILR cases with care and rigour, ensuring the legal basis for continued protection is fully and accurately set out.
Who this is for
- Refugees approaching the end of qualifying leave
- Holders of humanitarian protection ready to settle
- Family members of recognised refugees in the UK
- Those worried about changes in country conditions
How RakLAW helps
- Confirm ongoing protection need and eligibility
- Prepare ILR application with supporting representations
- Coordinate family member and dependant applications
- Challenge refusals and cessation decisions on appeal
Speak to a RakLAW solicitor about ILR as a Refugee or Person with Humanitarian Protection
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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