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Most asylum seekers are not entitled to
local authority housing assistance whilst their applications for
asylum are being considered. Those who may be helped needed to have
arrived in the United Kingdom prior to April 2000 and would have
made their applications for asylum at the port of entry. Asylum
seekers can still seek housing advice from a local
authority.
If an asylum seeker is not eligible for housing
assistance from a local housing authority, they can seek help from
the National Asylum Support Service (NASS). In the first instance,
people should contact the local office of the Refugee Council in
Ipswich. The Refugee Council will assess if the asylum seeker is
entitled to assistance from NASS and advise on a wide range of
options. |
| Page Last Updated |
| 15 December
2011 | |
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