Healthcare: Immigrants with permanent residency or certain work visas are eligible for the National Health Service (NHS), which provides free or low-cost healthcare.

Social Security: Immigrants who contribute to National Insurance (NI) can access social security benefits, including unemployment support and pensions.

Education: Children of immigrants can attend public schools. University education is available, but international students usually pay higher tuition fees than residents.

Work Opportunities: Immigrants with work visas can access a variety of job markets. EU nationals had more rights to work before Brexit, but the UK now has a points-based immigration system.

Legal Protections: Immigrants are protected under UK anti-discrimination laws and have access to the judicial system.

Integration Programs: There are language and community support programs available for immigrants.