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Other Resettlement Issues This section contains information about how standard prison resettlement policies apply to Foreign National Prisoners. You will find information on categorisation, Release on Temporary Licence (ROTL) and Home Detention Curfew (HDC).
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Release on License A person who is sentenced to 12 months or more in prison, upon release from prison, will be supervised by the Probation service for the remainder of their sentence. So, for example, a person sentenced to 12 months imprisonment would usually serve 6 months in prison, and then spend six months in the community supervised by Probation. This is known as being ‘on licence’.
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Early Release Scheme The Early Release Scheme allows that the Secretary of State to release FNPs serving fixed term sentences, who are liable to removal from the UK, up to 270 days early.
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Prison Transfer Agreements Prison Transfer Agreements refer to mechanisms whereby a prisoner may be returned to their country of origin in order to serve the remainder of their sentence.
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EEA Nationals An EEA national is a person who is a citizen of an EEA country (not someone who simply has permission to live there).
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Country guides Detailed country guides to assist foreign nationals being deported overseas.
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Directory of international resources The organisation details have been taken from a number of sources and have not been checked to confirm what services are provided and how they may be able to help. The organisations have been selected on the basis that they are known to be humanitarian organisations and may be able to render assistance.
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