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Immigration Appeals and the Covid-19 Pandemic
By Jasmine Theilgaard - Immigration Barrister

As many readers will be aware, over the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused substantial disruption to the immigration appeal process in the UK. This blog post will address the measures that have been put...

 in place over the last year, and those currently in force. On 19 March 2020, the Senior President of the Tribunals, Sir Ernest Ryder published a Pilot Practice Direction: Contingency Arrangements in the...

New Guidance on Implementing Allowed Immigration Appeals
By Alexandra Pease - Immigration Barrister

On 04 August 2020, the Implementing allowed appeals Guidance, Version 1.0  was published for Home Office staff.  The 18 page document applies to “anyone responsible for implementing an allowed appeal  (including...

 litigation caseworkers dealing with judicial reviews related to implementing allowed appeals and Border Force Officers dealing with those returning to the UK after an allowed appeal)”. Implementation...

Vulnerable adult witnesses in immigration appeals
By Jasmine Theilgaard - Immigration Barrister

In certain circumstances, applications can be made for appellants and witnesses in the Immigration Tribunal to be treated as ‘vulnerable’. The Tribunal can also make a finding that an appellant or...

 witness is vulnerable of its own accord. If either an appellant or witness is identified as being vulnerable then the Tribunal will be likely to put special measures in place. What makes an appellant or witness in...

The Senior President of Tribunals’ Annual Report 2019
By Alexandra Pease - Immigration Barrister

The Senior President of Tribunals’ Annual Report was published on 30 October 2019. A copy of the full report can be accessed: here.   The first report by the current Senior President was published in 2016.  ...

 This year, the report is later than usual because of additional published material relating to programmes of reform.  The last report was published in May 2018, which we analysed in a previous post in our...

Rights of appeal after the Immigration Act 2014
By Richmond Chambers -

The Immigration Act 2014 (“the 2014 Act”) reduced the circumstances in which the refusal of an immigration application will give rise to a right of appeal. The explanatory notes to the 2014 Act state that the...

 Act was intended to restructure rights of appeal to the Immigration Tribunal. Previously, a right of appeal to the Immigration Tribunal existed against any of the 14 different immigration decisions listed...

Changes to appeals against immigration decisions
By Richmond Chambers -

The UK Border Agency has announced that the Ministry of Justice is to introduce appeal fee charges for some asylum and immigration appeals from 19th December 2011.

 The UK Border Agency has announced that the Ministry of Justice is to introduce appeal fee charges for some asylum and immigration appeals from 19th December 2011.

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