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Successive governments have long recognised the abuse faced by migrant domestic workers, yet have done little to prevent it. Instead of waiting to act after harm occurs, the Government must listen to workers and frontline organisations and fix a system that enables exploitation.
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Everyone has the right to protest - andprotest is an act, as well as a right. We know that many migrants will continue to take part in protests and to speak out about the issues they care about. However, people with insecure migration status face different potential risks at protests, and we want to share advice that can help people to be informed about these potential risks and how to stay safe.
Learn more about the crisis in immigration legal aid, and what needs to change
Read JCWI's toolkit to help you navigate the UK's immigration system and get access to justice
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Are you in the UK without immigration status (a visa)? This page contains information about some of the ways that people without status can apply for a visa. This page was written in September 2022 and will be updated regularly.
The term ‘undocumented migrant’ refers to someone living in the UK, whom the Government does not consider has the right to remain. This is usually because they are a ‘non-citizen’ who does not currently have a valid visa or other form of documentation demonstrating their status or right to live in the UK.
For people who cannot afford the application fee, there is something called a fee waiver. If you can prove that you cannot afford the application fee, the Home Office will let you apply without paying the application fee.
Applying for a fee waiver can seem very complex, so our lawyers have put together an information sheet about who can apply, what evidence you'll need to provide and how to apply online.
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Migrants' rights in the 2024 General Election - what the election means, who can vote and what else you can do
