Statelessness occurs in the UK if you are not recognised as a citizen of any other country and you do not have permission to live permanently in any country. British nationality law plays a crucial role in preventing statelessness by defining different classes within it and addressing situations that put individuals at risk of statelessness.
If this is the case, you can make a stateless application. To gain permission to stay in the UK as a stateless person, both conditions must be met. For those who have claimed asylum, it is important to understand the process and support available, including how to apply for asylum support if you have no money or nowhere to live.
Refused asylum seekers often face significant challenges, including a lack of accommodation or financial support, leaving them in a state of limbo. Some individuals are treated as foreign nationals under UK law despite their lack of citizenship.
Before making an application to remain as a stateless person, you must have had a claim for asylum refused. This can lead to the potential for long-term immigration detention for refused asylum seekers who cannot be returned to their country of origin.
Our experienced immigration lawyers can help you make an application to remain in the UK as a stateless person.
We will support you throughout the process and work to ensure issues are resolved in your favour.
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Whatever your immigration status, contact Jones Whyte today. We are here to help you.