Legal Factsheets

Disclaimer:

The new UK Government has cancelled the Rwanda Plan. Our resources were created based on the previous policy. We understand this change may affect many people, and we will provide updated information and support soon.

Disclaimer:

The new UK Government has cancelled the Rwanda Plan. Our resources were created based on the previous policy. We understand this change may affect many people, and we will provide updated information and support soon.

Disclaimer:

The new UK Government has cancelled the Rwanda Plan. Our resources were created based on the previous policy. We understand this change may affect many people, and we will provide updated information and support soon.

These factsheets are to be used as a tool to outline your rights and to help improve access to justice here in Scotland.
They explain key ideas, definition, rights, and laws so that people and organisations know how to use the law to defend themselves
and others.

These factsheets are to be used as a tool to outline your rights and to help improve access to justice here in Scotland.
They explain key ideas, definition, rights, and laws so that people and organisations know how to use the law to defend themselves
and others.

These factsheets are to be used as a tool to outline your rights and to help improve access to justice here in Scotland.
They explain key ideas, definition, rights, and laws so that people and organisations know how to use the law to defend themselves
and others. They contain general information, not legal advice.

These factsheets are to be used as a tool to outline your rights and to help improve access to justice here in Scotland.
They explain key ideas, definition, rights, and laws so that people and organisations know how to use the law to defend themselves
and others. They contain general information, not legal advice.

These factsheets are to be used as a tool to outline your rights and to help improve access to justice here in Scotland.
They explain key ideas, definition, rights, and laws so that people and organisations know how to use the law to defend themselves
and others. They contain general information, not legal advice.

These factsheets are to be used as a tool to outline your rights and to help improve access to justice here in Scotland.
They explain key ideas, definition, rights, and laws so that people and organisations know how to use the law to defend themselves
and others.

This factsheet provides a brief summary of your right to study in Scotland for people with different immigration statuses.
This factsheet covers: access to pre-school, primary and secondary school; and access to further and higher education.

This factsheet provides information for asylum seekers in Scotland who have permission to carry out paid work while they wait for a decision on their asylum claim.

Factsheet – Information for Asylum Seekers with Permission to Work

This factsheet provides brief information about arriving in Scotland after your Homes for Ukraine Scheme visa is granted.

Visa Delays – Frequently Asked Questions

This factsheet provides brief information about the issues with delay in the Homes for Ukraine Scheme.

Immigration and Asylum Legal Routes

This factsheet provides a brief summary of legal immigration routes for Ukrainians seeking safety in Scotland.

Access to Welfare Benefits (aged 66 or over)

This factsheet provides a brief summary of the possible access to welfare benefits for people aged 66 and older, who are from Ukraine seeking safety in Scotland

Access to Welfare Benefits (aged under 66)

This factsheet provides a brief summary of the possible access to welfare benefits for people aged under 66, who are from Ukraine seeking safety in Scotland

Access to Healthcare

This factsheet provides a brief summary of your right to access National Health Service (NHS) healthcare for people from Ukraine who are seeking safety in Scotland

Housing and Homelessness Support

This factsheet provides a brief summary of the Housing and Homelessness Support available to people from Ukraine who are seeking safety in Scotland.

Right to Study

This factsheet provides a brief summary of the right to study for Ukrainians seeking safety in Scotland.

Right to Work

This factsheet provides a brief summary of your right to work if you are arriving in Scotland from Ukraine.

This factsheet explains your rights to access healthcare, as well as how to access legal advice, and other support in Scotland.

This factsheet is part of a series of Know Your Rights! factsheets that provide information for people (adults) from abroad who have experienced human trafficking and/or exploitation, on your rights and support in Scotland.

This factsheet explains your rights to access education and employment, as well as how to access legal advice, and other support in Scotland.

This factsheet is part of a series of Know Your Rights! factsheets that provide information for people (adults) from abroad who have experienced human trafficking and/or exploitation, on your rights and support in Scotland.

This factsheet explains your rights to access housing, welfare benefits and financial support, as well as how to access legal advice, and other support in Scotland.

This factsheet is part of a series of Know Your Rights! factsheets that provide information for people (adults) from abroad who have experienced human trafficking and/or exploitation, on your rights and support in Scotland.

This factsheet explains your rights to access compensation, as well as how to access legal advice, and other support in Scotland.

This factsheet is part of a series of Know Your Rights! factsheets that provide information for people (adults) from abroad who have experienced human trafficking and/or exploitation, on your rights and support in Scotland.

This factsheet explains what gender based violence means, as well as how to access legal advice, and other support in Scotland.

This factsheet is part of a series of Know Your Rights! factsheets that provide information for people (adults) from abroad who have experienced human trafficking and/or exploitation, on your rights and support in Scotland.