Update: Children’s Asylum Streamlining

January 2025 From November 2024, the Home Office has reintroduced the Streamlined Asylum Process (SAP) for children, with some changes. That means that some unaccompanied asylum-seeking children will be eligible for their asylum claim to be processed with a Preliminary Information Meeting (PIM) rather than a full substantive interview. This…

Opportunity: Communications Officer

Please note applications for this role have now closed. Are you a skilled communicator? Do you want to use your skills to create change, in a team committed to ending immigration injustice and building power in communities? You could be our new Communications Officer. Job title:  Communications OfficerReporting to: Policy…

Update on 3C Leave

People applying for leave to remain, or waiting for a decision on their application, can now request digital proof of their immigration status. What is 3C leave? 3C leave refers to section 3C of the Immigration Act 1971. It ensures that while someone is waiting for a Home Office decision,…

News: Nelson beats the 10-year route!

Today, we’re celebrating. The Home Office has agreed to grant Nelson Shardey permanent stay in the UK. This comes after GMIAU represented him in a legal challenge, and Nelson and his family spoke out against his unjust treatment. The Home Office has now backed down, meaning the family don’t have…

Opportunity with GMIAU – Team Assistant

This vacancy is now closed. We are looking for a dedicated and empathetic team assistant to provide essential administrative support and manage booking systems. This role is the heart of our work, serving as the first welcoming face of GMIAU. It is fundamental in creating a safe and supportive environment…

Removals to Rwanda – Important Information

12/07/24 Update The new Labour government have said that they will not be continuing with the Rwanda plan. The Prime Minister said the Rwanda policy was “dead and buried”. What this means is that:– It is very unlikely that anyone will be removed to Rwanda, now or in the future.– It is very…