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(Right to Remain)Toolkit Update: Migrants affected by Domestic Abuse
Release Date
2026-07-22
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Right to Remain
Summary
The UK has published a new guide to help migrants experiencing domestic abuse understand their immigration options and prepare applications. The guide explains two key routes: indefinite leave to remain for victims whose relationship ended because of domestic abuse (DVILR) and temporary leave to remain (MVDAC), which provides short-term access to public funds, housing support, and time to make a further immigration application.
It also includes a flowchart to help users identify which route may apply to them, outlines alternative immigration options, and explains how to gather evidence, confirm immigration status, and proceed even if personal documents or supporting evidence are limited.
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