Regularisation

Regularising people’s residence status means recognising them as a part of society, and addressing and preventing the harm they experience when undocumented.

We call for fair and effective regularisation measures that work for people.

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Guidance for policy makers and practitioners on regularisation mechanisms for people transitioning into adulthood

2024
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Talking about regularisation: a hope-based approach

2023
Anti-Poverty and Housing

The use of fees in residence procedures in Europe: Pricing people out of a residence permit?

2022
Regularisation

Regularisation mechanisms and programmes: Why they matter and how to design them

2018
Children and Families

Talking points to argue for the regularisation of children, young people and families

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Regularising the status of people who live undocumented means recognising them as part of our societies, and improving their quality of life overall.

Regularisation: how residence papers help people and society - 02:09