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New: Immigration Advice Authority launches campaign to protect against unregulated advisers — by Jasmine Quiller-Doust

Supporting Settled doesn't have to mean a big commitment. Whether you volunteer, donate, share a post, sign up to our newsletter, or organise an event in your community – it all helps us reach the people who need us most. Thank you 💙

Thousands of EU citizens trusted us with their EUSS applications. Now we're here to help you take the next step: strengthening your rights and building your future as a British citizen. 👉 Discover our new Citizenship Service: www.settled.org.uk/citizenship-service

#VolunteersWeek: A heartful thank you to our volunteers who give their time and energy to support EU and Ukrainian citizens so they can build a positive future in the UK 💙 👉 Find out more about our volunteers and how you can get involved too: settled.org.uk/celebrating-volunteers-week

New Report on EU Children in the UK Settled has produced a report into the needs of EU Children in the UK based on the experiences of its Advice Services. It draws on data available to raise concerns ...

The Immigration Advice Authority has launched a new awareness campaign to protect people against dishonest and unregulated immigration advisers.

Did you know that EU and Ukrainian citizens can vote in the upcoming local elections on 7 May 2026? Registering to vote is easy and only takes five minutes. Register by 20th April.

Important work by our colleagues @the3million.bsky.social - mistakes in the digital system and no quick remedy for the innocent victim. Real consequences for her young children.

⭐ Saturday Spotlight ⭐ We partnered with Migrant Democracy Project & City of Sanctuary to support migrant communities ahead of #Senedd2026. In Wales, devolved elections are residency-based. If you’re eligible — register. Encourage others. Vote. #SaturdaySpotlight #RegisterToVote #CommunityPower

Liza Tobay, who lives in UK, was told her settled status had been ‘red flagged’ after trying to make a connecting flight from Munich to Edinburgh A German woman has been separated from her two-year-old daughter in Edinburgh after a Home Office mistake left her stranded in Dusseldorf earlier this week. Liza Tobay, who has lived in the UK for 15 years, had taken her oldest child, a six-year-old boy, to visit his grandfather and some other relatives over Easter when confronted with what she said appeared to be “a serious administrative error”. Continue reading...