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Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme

The Scottish Refugee Council (SRC) is holding free online information sessions about the UK government’s new Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme. 

Next Tuesday (4 February) the UK government’s new Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme will open for applications. The SRC are holding two online information sessions for people from Ukraine.

Join the SRC on Zoom to find out more about the Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme, including who is eligible and how to apply.

The sessions will take place on Thursday 6 February, 6pm to 8pm in English and Ukrainian and Tuesday 11 February, 10am to midday in Ukrainian. Expert advisors will cover:

  • What the Ukraine Permission Extension Scheme is and who is eligible to apply.
  • How to apply and what to expect.
  • What you need in order to apply.
  • Potential issues and how to resolve them.
  • Where to go for support.

There will also be the opportunity to ask questions.

Scottish Refugee Council is Scotland’s national refugee charity.

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