Pledge for Families: standing up for love
Pledge for Families: standing up for love Families are the bedrock of our society. Yet, in the last 13 years the UK’s migration policies regarding
Pledge for Families: standing up for love Families are the bedrock of our society. Yet, in the last 13 years the UK’s migration policies regarding
Visa Fees to go up yet again We are angry and shocked to see yet another increase to the visa fees being introduced from the
On Monday the 20th of January, MPs from across the aisle spoke during a debate related to the income requirement for family visas advocating in favour of the need to reform the rules and highlighting the negative impacts it has on people, in particular women and children.
Children are being separated from a parent because of how much money they earn. Family should not have a price tag.
of the impact on of UK spouse visa rules on families
with the aim of the MIR being abolished
and a safe environment for our members to communicate
which will ensure the welfare of our children and safeguard their basic human rights - as well as the families as a whole unit
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Families are the bedrock of our society.
Yet, in the last 13 years the UK’s migration policies regarding bi-national families have been made progressively worse and prohibitively more expensive.
That is why we, together with Praxis, Migrant Voice and British in Europe are asking MPs, Peers and the public to pledge to support immigration policies that help reunite families and reduce the financial burden associated with the routes to settlement.
A first step in this has to be an immigration system that does not wilfully inflict but instead prevents harm to the mental health and wellbeing of people going through the UK immigration system.

If you, like us believe that loving couples and families should be supported by our government, ask your MP to sign our pledge and support immigration policies that help reunite families and reduce the financial burden associated with the routes to settlement.
A first step in this has to be an immigration system that does not wilfully inflict but instead prevents harm to the mental health and wellbeing of people going through the UK immigration system.
Find out how our LGBTQ+ families are affected by the visa rules
Many of our families who are already impacted by the visa rules are now further impacted by COVID-19.
Fathers Day is another sore reminder of the life our Reunite Families dads are missing out on with their children
Together with JCWI we are driving forwards a strategy that will try to make the Minimum Income Requirement of £18,600 a thing of the past.
Click on the picture link below and Sign the Change.org petition.
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