You need to be a subscriber to see this page Log in if you're already a subscriber or view our subscription options Log in View our subscription options Go to Expand all + Chapter 7: People subject to immigration control 1. Introduction 2. How and why to check the effect of immigration status on benefits Evidence of immigration status 3. Who is a person subject to immigration control EUSS You require leave to enter or remain but do not have it Extension of leave Domestic violence and abuse Your leave has a no recourse to public funds condition Main circumstances when condition may be breached Your leave is given as a result of a maintenance undertaking Consequences for your sponsor if you claim benefits If you only have leave to remain because you are appealing Leave granted under the EUSS Chapter 8: People subject to immigration control and benefits 1. Benefits that exclude people subject to immigration control Claiming other benefits 2. People subject to immigration control who can be entitled Means-tested benefits Your leave is on the basis of a maintenance undertaking and you have been resident for five years Nationals of Turkey, North Macedonia and most European countries Disability, carers’ and child benefits Nationals of Albania, Algeria, Morocco, San Marino, Tunisia and Turkey You are covered by a reciprocal agreement Social fund and other payments 3. Partners and children who are subject to immigration control Means-tested benefits Universal credit Housing benefit Pension credit Non-means-tested benefits Chapter 9: Asylum seekers and refugees 1. Asylum seekers 2. Benefits for people granted leave following an asylum application Family reunion Backdating child benefit and tax credits 3. Integration loans Applications Decisions, payment and repayments ← Previous 8. Passport issues Next → Chapter 7: People subject to immigration control
