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      • Asylum Support
      • Universal Credit
      • Personal Independence pmt
      • Refugee Integration Loan
      • Carer's Allowance
      • Child Benefit
      • E.S.A
      • J.S.A
      • Housing Benefit
      • Council Tax Reduction
      • Funding
    • Donations
    • Volunteer
    • Support links
    • Contact
    • Kakuma Refugee Camp.

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  • About
  • Benefits
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  • Volunteer
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  • Contact
  • Kakuma Refugee Camp.

REFUGEE INTEGRATION LOAN

You might also be able to get a Refugee Integration Loan. If you get a loan you will pay it back through regular payments, but it is interest free - you only pay back what you have borrowed.


You can apply for an integration loan if you: are a refugee; have been given humanitarian protection (after 11 June 2007); are a dependant of a refugee or someone here under humanitarian protection.


Download and fill in the application form Refugee integration loan: How to apply - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)


You will be asked for your National Insurance (NI) number - if you do not have one, you can apply for one at your local Jobcentre Plus. They will ask for your biometric residence permit, immigration status document or passport and a bank statement or letter confirming your bank details.


Scan or photograph the completed form and supporting documents and email them to integrationloan@homeoffice.gov.uk.


Loans are usually paid into your bank or building society account.

Repaying the loan


You will not usually have to start repaying the loan until 6 weeks after you get the money. How much and how you pay depends on your circumstances. For example, you may have to pay more and in a shorter time if you start working.


Your loan will not usually affect any income-related benefits you get unless you have more than £6,000 in savings.

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