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Access to Justice for All: Tulia Group and Nyaradzo Group Host Free Legal Advice Drop-In in London
On Friday 17th July 2026, Tulia Group CIC hosted its first ever London..
Building Tomorrow's Advisers: Tulia's Work Experience Sessions at Blue Coat School
Our team took part in Blue Coat School's annual work experience day, delivering..
Tulia Zimbabwe Launches to Bridge the Gap Between Zimbabwe and Its Global Diaspora
Tulia Zimbabwe builds on nearly a decade of work undertaken by Tulia UK, an organisation that has supported thousands of migrants..
Have You Been Refused British Citizenship Because of How You Entered the UK?
You May Have a Right to Challenge That Decision..
Speaking at the University of Law on How Immigration Law and Business Law intersect, and Why It Matters
Article by Keerthana Moses - Trainee Caseworker at Tulia..
Summary: Settlement, Citizenship and Integration, House of Lords Justice and Home Affairs Committee
The House of Lords Justice & Home Affairs Committee has just released a major 122-page report (published 23 June 2026), scrutinising the Government's..
We Condemn the Violence in Belfast and Glasgow
The violence unfolding in Belfast and Glasgow is deeply troubling. Tulia Group stands firmly against racism..
The Home Office Responded to Our Report. Here Is What It Means.
When we published, Moving the Goalposts, our report on the impact of proposed UK settlement reforms on migrant care workers
More Than Legal Advice: Why Holistic Support Matters for Migrants
Earlier this year, we supported a client through one of the most complex and emotionally charged cases we have encountered..
Tulia Group CIC Featured in The Guardian Following Migrant Care Worker Report
Tulia Group CIC’s work supporting migrant families and care workers has been featured in a recent article published by The Guardian, highlighting..
UK Sponsored Care Workers: Know Your Employment Rights If You’re Not Getting Work
The recent Employment Tribunal victory of care worker Shabin Shaji is an important reminder that sponsored migrant workers have …
Tulia Group Launches Moving the Goalposts Report, Exposing the Human Cost of UK Settlement Reforms for Migrant Care Workers
New report warns that proposed settlement changes could deepen exploitation, increase family separation, damage mental health and destabilise the adult social care workforce..
Public urged to check immigration advisers are regulated
The Immigration Advice Authority (IAA) has launched its first national awareness campaign to protect people from fraudulent, unregulated immigration advisers..
Immigration AI Tool to Check Sponsor Licence Status, Calculate Visa Costs, Verify Companies & More
This AI-powered tool can help migrants to quickly find clear information on visas, employers sponsor licences, and costs, all in one place..
Pastor Convicted of Child Abuse: Safeguarding Lessons and responsibilities for churches and faith leaders
Liverpool Evangelical pastor Walter Chahwanda, 34, has been jailed for nine years after a jury at Liverpool Crown Court found him guilty of...
UK Visa Application Fees Are Increasing From 8 April 2026
The Home Office has confirmed updated fees across a range of immigration and nationality routes…
UK Home Affairs Committee's report on the Government's proposed Earned Settlement reforms, Highlights
Published on 13 March 2026, these reforms were developed, as the report states, in response to "the unprecedented levels of immigration to the country in recent years, particularly of
Standing Together for Fairness: Our Call on Settlement Rights
We are honoured to stand alongside MPs, peers, civil society organisations, and sector leaders in raising serious concerns about the Government's proposed
When the Home Office Closes Your Bank Account: What Migrants Need to Know
For many migrants, a bank account is not just a convenience, it is essential for survival. It allows you to receive..