Documents, timelines, fees and changes: 63 articles on “Refusals, courts, deportation” in the UK, plus help from a lawyer.
The Court of Appeal has reaffirmed that a tribunal cannot consider circumstances arising after an application has been decided, unless the Home Office agrees. This applies even to new matters that…
Thousands are held in immigration detention each year. Bail is the most common way out. Learn how to apply for immigration bail.
The UK Supreme Court has ruled that a civil penalty for illegal employment is invalid if it does not specify the basis for liability. This decision may affect employers who have been fined for…
A UK court has ruled in favor of a trafficking survivor forced to pilot a small boat across the Channel, with significant implications for migrants.
The High Court of the UK has quashed the revocation of a sponsor licence held by a construction company. The court ruled that the Home Office had no right to revoke the licence without following…
The UK government has made changes to money laundering regulations. These changes affect the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds Regulations 2017. Find out what this means…
Guidance on appeals, reviews, and tribunals in the UK. Understanding the appeals process and how to navigate it. Information from official sources.
Mistakes on UK visa applications can lead to refusals and a 10-year ban. Learn how to avoid such mistakes. Mistakes on visa applications can be disastrous.
The UK has seen changes to the High Court structure. The Admiralty Court and Commercial Court now fall under the Business and Property Division. This change comes into effect under the Senior Courts…
The Court of Appeal has ruled that intention to resume contact with a child is not enough to overturn a deportation decision. The case involved a serious criminal facing removal to Dominica.
The UK High Court has ruled that courts cannot determine age in deportation cases involving minors. This decision may have significant implications for young migrants.
The Chief Inspector of Prisons has published its annual report on immigration detention centers, highlighting improvements in conditions. Read more.
A UK court has ruled on a case involving the revocation of refugee status for a person convicted of terrorism offenses. However, the key question of whether the individual still supports ISIS was…
The number of asylum appeals in the UK has exceeded 87,000. Experts discuss the latest statistics and their impact on immigrants. Read our roundup to learn more.
The UK government has introduced new judicial review regulations. These changes may affect your rights as an immigrant. Find out what this means for you.
The UK has introduced new Online Procedure Rules. These rules are the first to be made under the Judicial Review and Courts Act 2022, aiming to improve online court procedures.
The UNHCR has expressed concerns over the UK government's plans to establish a new asylum appeals body. Unqualified adjudicators may undermine the body's effectiveness. The UNHCR recommends that the…
The UK Court of Appeal has ruled on an entry clearance appeal involving past sexual offending. The decision concerns individuals with a history of sexual crime and determines that refusal of entry…
The UK has introduced changes to court and tribunal fees. The changes are in effect as per The Court and Tribunal Fees (Miscellaneous Amendments) Order 2026. Court fees are regulated by the relevant…
There have been changes to the court and tribunal fees in the UK. The new rules are now in effect. Read more in our article.
Immigration staff must follow guidance on preparing cases for prosecution. This guide provides necessary information.
This month, we discuss the latest statistics and immigration policy changes. Asylum claims and net migration have fallen, but the number of appeals is growing.
The asylum appeal backlog in the UK has risen to 87,450 cases. This is due to an increase in appeals lodged and a static number of decisions made by judges.
The UK has introduced new Regulations to combat money laundering and terrorist financing. These Regulations amend existing rules and introduce new requirements to fight money laundering and…
Criminal convictions and other signs of poor character can lead to suitability refusals. Famous individuals like Ye and Mike Tyson have already faced this issue. Read on to learn what you need to…
The UK Asylum Support Tribunal has confirmed its jurisdiction to award section 95 support in an appeal against a decision to discontinue section 4 support. The decision was made in the case of ML v…
A Ghanaian mother's detention at Heathrow Airport was deemed unlawful due to an error in the Warnings Index system. The court ruling has implications for others who have faced similar issues.
The UK Court of Appeal has ruled on the deportation of a Nigerian national with a serious mental health condition, cautioning against speculating too far into the future when assessing Article 3 risk.
The UK immigration service has published guidance for caseworkers on offender management. The document provides guidance on dealing with immigration enforcement matters.
The UK Upper Tribunal has dismissed an appeal by the daughter-in-law and grandchildren of a former Gurkha, ruling that the historic injustice suffered by Gurkha veterans did not make the refusal of…
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