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    Exeter Immigration Clinic

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    The Exeter Immigration Clinic works primarily on a referral basis.

    You may wish to seek additional support and a referral from any organisation on this list - please note that this list is not exhaustive and the Immigration Clinic will accept a third-party referral from any organisation or charity working in the south-west of England.

    Citizens Advice Bureau

    Refugee Support Devon

    Devon and Cornwall Refugee Support

    Hikmat Devon CIC

    The British Red Cross

    Devon County Council

    Age UK

    North Devon Sunrise

    The Exeter Immigration Clinic is regulated by the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC). [N201800019]

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