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You may be recognized as a refugee by the UK if you are at risk of persecution in your country and unable to return to it. You should seek asylum in this case.
UK law also recognizes your right to protection under the 1951 Refugee Convention. You should be protected from ‘refoulement’, where you are forcibly returned to a country where you could face persecution.
In certain circumstances, you may be eligible for leave to remain in the United Kingdom if you are a genuine refugee at risk of persecution in your home country.
Refugees must meet the following requirements in order to receive recognition:
It is first determined whether the UK authorities are responsible for examining your claim before determining whether the criteria above are met. The UK authorities may not be responsible if:
It may be possible for you to receive humanitarian protection if you are not a refugee, but are at risk of death or serious injury in your country of origin.
A five-year, renewable residence permit will be issued to you if you are recognized as a refugee or granted humanitarian protection. Your partner or children under the age of 18 will be issued a residence permit if they applied with you as your dependants. You may renew your residence permit after five years or apply for permanent residency.
You will be able to work, go to school, receive healthcare and receive benefits just like a settled person. A travel document can also be obtained, which you can use for travel abroad.
Your family members outside the UK may join you if you are recognized as a refugee or granted humanitarian protection. Your spouse, children under 18 and your unmarried partner may be eligible for assistance.
It may be possible to apply for leave to remain on Article 8 grounds outside the Rules if your circumstances do not meet the requirements of the Immigration and refugee protection act Rules, but there are compelling factors that make removal a disproportionate intrusion into your family or private life.
Home Office will first determine whether these constitute a new claim. The next submission will be considered a fresh claim where it differs significantly from the previous submission because:
Appeals to the Tribunal of First-tier, Upper Tribunal, and upper courts are expertly prepared and presented by our immigration lawyers.
The immigration Solicitors at our firm can help you appeal a refusal of asylum or humanitarian protection, advise you on possible grounds for appeal, help you gather relevant evidence for your appeal. Assist you with the drafting of legal arguments in support of your appeal and appear on your behalf at the hearing.
Furthermore, our Solicitors can advise on and assist you in bringing judicial review proceedings to challenge a refusal by the Home Office to grant you an in-country right of appeal. You can also get a judicial review of a decision that removes you to a third country or refuses to consider a fresh claim.
At UK Immigration Solicitors, we are passionate about all thing’s immigration. As a multi award winning nationwide law firm, we are proud to offer a truly global service. We have assisted clients from more than 120 countries over the last 10 years. We are proud to innovate and lead the immigration law industry.
Back in 2012, after carefully listening to the frustrations of clients who could not find reliable immigration advice online, we pioneered the provision of legal representation for immigration cases online. This was a revolutionary transition and since our innovations, there have been a whole multitude of online immigration service providers.
UK Immigration Solicitors are immensely proud of our reputation and our ability to deliver a truly global, comprehensive service to our clients without the need for them to step foot outside of the comfort of their own home in most cases.
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