Guidance

Grenfell Tower fire: handling immigration cases

Guidance on the handling of immigration cases involving Grenfell Tower fire survivors and other affected individuals.

From:
Home Office
Published
5 July 2017
Last updated
6 April 2018 — See all updates

Applies to England

Documents

Grenfell Tower immigration cases (guidance on handling cases involving survivors and other individuals directly affected by the fire)

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Details

This guidance tells UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) and Immigration Enforcement (IE) staff how to consider applications for further leave to remain from individuals granted leave under the Grenfell Tower immigration policy for survivors.

The policy is intended to provide support and stability to those directly affected by the Grenfell tragedy.

It explains:

  • what the requirements were to be granted an initial 12 months’ leave under the dedicated Grenfell immigration policy for survivors of the devastating tragedy before the 31 January 2018 closing date
  • how to consider applications for further leave to remain from those granted leave under the dedicated Grenfell survivors’ immigration policy

This guidance does not cover:

  • anyone outside the UK
  • anyone who does not already have leave under the dedicated Grenfell immigration policy
  • relatives of those directly affected by the fire

Updates to this page

Published 5 July 2017
Last updated 6 April 2018 + show all updates

  1. Updated guidance.

  2. Updated document to reflect announcement on 30 November.

  3. Updated the page to reflect changes announced on the 30 November.

  4. Updated guidance document.

  5. Guidance on settlement route published.

  6. Updated guidance.

  7. Updated guidance published.

  8. First published.

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