Judicial review is a matter of last resort following on from the Pre Action Protocol Letter; it is important to note that judicial review is often an expensive, complicated and time-consuming process that involves challenging the Home Office’s delay before a judge
Category: Immigration Appeals
A five-year-old boy has today successfully challenged the UK Home Office and won his case allowing children of migrant families to now receive basic financial state support
The immigration health surcharge (IHS), has been introduced by the UK Government to give access to the full range of NHS treatments to certain overseas visitors to the UK. The Immigration Health Surcharge is also sometimes known as the NHS surcharge
The Government’s plans to introduce an unreasonable fee for all immigration appeals has been withdrawn after widespread criticism by Human Rights organisations and solicitors