Information on legal issues affecting young refugees and migrants
This page provides some information on access to further education (FE) in England for children and young people with immigration issues. This includes education at college, school sixth forms, centres of adult education, and some information on apprenticeships.
This page provides some information on the right to work, volunteer and National Insurance Numbers for young people with immigration issues. This covers those with and without a right to work, demonstrating eligibility to work, volunteering, vocational training and obtaining a National Insurance number.
Seeking Support provides comprehensive, practical advice to professionals on how to work with unaccompanied or separated refugee and migrant children and young people
If you have limited leave to remain in the UK, you will need to apply to the Home Office to extend your leave before the limited leave finishes. If you make a valid, in-time application to extend your leave, then your permission to stay will keep going until you receive a decision (and any appeal decision). This is known as section 3C leave.