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Advice Line

“We are very pleased that ASAP exists, as there is no one else who can advise specifically on this matter...”
- feedback from one of our Advice Line users

ASAP is the only agency in the UK which specialises in asylum support appeals and our Advice Line enables other advisors to access our expertise directly and receive legal advice for their clients. Refugee community organisations and other voluntary agencies who are advocating on behalf of asylum seekers about their asylum support / asylum support appeals can call our Advice Line on
0845 603 3884.

ASAP is unfortunately unable to take enquiries from asylum seekers directly. If you are an asylum seeker you should go to your local One Stop Services, such as Refugee Action, Refugee Council, Scottish Refugee Council, Welsh Refugee Council, North of England Refugee Service and Migrant Helpline or other advice agencies for advice. Your advisor can call our Advice Line on your behalf.

For non-urgent queries, you can also contact us at advice@asaproject.org.uk
ASAP is unable to offer immigration advice. If you need immigration advice, you should look for an immigration advisor at www.clsdirect.org.uk