EU Settlement Scheme
This page outlines your rights as an EU citizen in the UK.
If you require help with your EUSS status,
please read the Questions & Answers under each relevant box below.
Please use these webpages before contacting Settled, as the answers may be here.

This webpage was updated in October 2024. This summary was correct at that time.

Overview on accessing your rights under the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS)

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Making a late application to the EUSS

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Moving from pre-settled to settled status
- October 2024 update

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Making an application for a
'joining family member'

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Making an application for a child

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Biometric residence cards (BRCs) for non-EEA citizens with (pre-)settled status
- September 2024 update

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Help accessing the digital system
(I have settled or pre-settled status)

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Changed circumstances
- changing EUSS records

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Accessing my EUSS rights in the UK

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Challenging an EUSS refusal

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Please note that Settled does not provide individual advice or assistance related to eVisa enquiries.
  • For general information about eVisas, please visit Online Immigration Status (eVisa).
  • If you need help moving to an eVisa, please contact a Home Office funded organisation for support. Click here for details.
  • For our Ukrainian beneficiaries, we have created a step-by-step guide on how to create an immigration account and link to your eVisa in this short video (in Ukrainian).
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