Reg 3 - Allocation of Housing and Homelessness (Eligibility) (England) Regulations 2006 Flashcards
Regulation 3 sets out
the classes of people subject to immigration control who are entitled to go on the housing register.
Class A
Refugee status
Class B
has exceptional leave to enter or remain without a ‘no public funds’ condition
Class C
has settled status (including EU nationals with settled status) (indefinite leave to remain, residence), unless s/he:
- does not pass the habitual residence test or
- arrived as a sponsored immigrant who is subject to an undertaking and the undertaking or the arrival was less than five years ago (but this does not apply where the sponsor has died, in which case they have the same rights as other settled people)
Class D
HP
Class E
is an Afghan citizen granted limited leave under the special programme for UK armed forces interpreters and support staff (Immigration Rules, para 276BA1) and who is habitually resident
Class F
a person—
(i) who has limited leave to enter or remain in the United Kingdom on family or private life grounds under Article 8 of the Human Rights Convention that is granted under paragraph 276BE(1) [LLTR on grounds of private life], paragraph 276DG or Appendix FM of the Immigration Rules; and
(ii) who is not subject to a condition requiring the person to maintain and accommodate himself, and any person dependent upon him, without recourse to public funds;
Class G
from 6 July 2018, is an unaccompanied ‘Dubs child’ (pdf) (or his/her dependant) stranded in Europe, granted leave under section 67 of the Immigration Act 2016
Class H
from 1 November 2018, has ‘Calais leave’ (i.e. arrived to join his/her family in the UK after being cleared from the Calais camps in 2016-17)
Class I
from 24 August 2020, a person who is the family member of a ‘relevant person of Northern Ireland’, who has been granted EU pre-settled status, provided that the ‘person of Northern Ireland’ they accompany is a EU worker, retained worker, or self-employed person (or would be but for the fact s/he is not a EU national
Class J
from 24 August 2020, a person who has been granted limited leave as a stateless person
IR 276BE(1)
Limited leave to remain on the grounds of private life in the UK may be granted for a period not exceeding 30 months provided that the Secretary of State is satisfied that the requirements in paragraph 276ADE(1) are met or, in respect of the requirements in paragraph 276ADE(1)(iv) and (v), were met in a previous application which led to a grant of limited leave to remain under this sub-paragraph. Such leave shall be given subject to a condition of no recourse to public funds unless the Secretary of State considers that the person should not be subject to such a condition.
IR 276DF
Indefinite leave to remain on the grounds of private life in the UK
IR 276DG
LLTR where applicant doesn’t meet requirements for ILR on grounds of private life, due to convictions or failing English test / LiUK test.
