- BY Colin Yeo
JCWI publishes guide to Right to Rent: A Tenant’s Guide to the Landlord Immigration Checks
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This guide is intended for tenants and those advising individuals in the private rented sector. This includes those currently renting as well as those seeking a property to rent. It is intended as a guide to ensure that tenants and practitioners understand:
- The background to the ‘right to rent’ scheme
- The requirements of the scheme
- How to prepare for a ‘right to rent’ check
- How to prove you have the ‘right to rent’
- What to do if you do not have the ‘right to rent’
- How to recognise discrimination and protect your rights
- How to challenge discrimination
Download JCWI’s: Right to Rent: A Tenant’s Guide to the Landlord Immigration Checks | Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants
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Colin Yeo
Immigration and asylum barrister, blogger, writer and consultant at Garden Court Chambers in London and founder of the Free Movement immigration law website.