Deportation

Latest posts on meaning of “unduly harsh”

Key Posts on Deportation

What amendments are being made to the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill?

9 May 2025

Immigration adviser loses appeal against refusal to raise registration level

1 May 2025

How to become an Immigration Advice Authority Level 2 adviser

31 January 2025

What is the Immigration Advice Authority, previously known as the OISC?

16 January 2025

Out of country appeals

Challenge to “deport first, appeal later” process rejected

“Sorry episode”: Chief Justice reprimands Home Office for disclosure failures

First-tier Tribunal discourages oral evidence from abroad

Upper Tribunal revisits issue of permission for video evidence from abroad

Does every Zoom witness abroad need foreign state permission to dial in?

Explore Out of country appeals

‘Life in Germany is not significantly different from life in the UK’: EU nationals and the ‘insurmountable obstacles’ test

Nick Nason 7 May 2025

Court of Appeal confirms that application for permission to appeal to the Supreme Court does not prevent deportation

Sonia Lenegan 31 March 2025

DEPORTATION RESOURCES

IMMIGRATION RULES ON DEPORTATION

The rules determining who is eligible for deportation and when exceptions might be made

IMMIGRATION DIRECTORATE INSTRUCTIONS ON DEPORTATIONS

Internal guidance applied by Home Office officials

POLICY ON DEPORTING FAMILY MEMBERS OF FOREIGN CRIMINALS

Internal guidance applied by Home Office officials

OTHER POLICIES ON CRIMINALITY AND DETENTION

Full list of relevant internal guidance

ECB04: DEPORTEES

Entry clearance guidance on revocation of deportation orders

Deportation, Enforcement, Family immigration, Nationality

What does the immigration white paper say about family, deportation and other areas?

Following on from my look at the proposals for work and student routes, I have now tackled the rest of the immigration white paper. There

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14th May 2025

BY Sonia Lenegan

Cases, Deportation, EU Free Movement

‘Life in Germany is not significantly different from life in the UK’: EU nationals and the ‘insurmountable obstacles’ test

The Court of Appeal has considered in Ackom v SSHD [2025] EWCA Civ 537 an appeal by a German national against deportation. The key point

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7th May 2025

BY Nick Nason

Cases, Deportation

Court of Appeal confirms that application for permission to appeal to the Supreme Court does not prevent deportation

The Court of Appeal has said that Lane J was “plainly correct” in his finding that a pending application to the Supreme Court does not

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31st March 2025

BY Sonia Lenegan

Cases, Deportation, Family immigration

Man unlawfully denied spouse visa wins appeal too late

“Although I have considerable sympathy for Mr Tomlinson, we are unable to wind back the clock so as to put right the historic injustice”. This

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26th March 2025

BY Francesca Sella

Asylum, Cases, Deportation

Court of Appeal allows Home Secretary’s appeal after tribunals fail to justify departure from country guidance case

The Home Secretary has succeeded in an appeal to the Court of Appeal where the First-tier Tribunal’s decision was overturned for a failure to provide

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21st February 2025

BY Sonia Lenegan

Asylum, Deportation, Detention, EU Free Movement, Family immigration

Statistics for July to September 2024 show health and care worker and student numbers continuing to fall

The statistics for the period July to September 2024 have been published today, showing a very large drop in health and care worker visas, a

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28th November 2024

Deportation

Latest posts on meaning of “unduly harsh”

Key Posts on Deportation

What amendments are being made to the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill?

Immigration adviser loses appeal against refusal to raise registration level

How to become an Immigration Advice Authority Level 2 adviser

What is the Immigration Advice Authority, previously known as the OISC?

Out of country appeals

Challenge to “deport first, appeal later” process rejected

“Sorry episode”: Chief Justice reprimands Home Office for disclosure failures

First-tier Tribunal discourages oral evidence from abroad

Upper Tribunal revisits issue of permission for video evidence from abroad

Does every Zoom witness abroad need foreign state permission to dial in?

‘Life in Germany is not significantly different from life in the UK’: EU nationals and the ‘insurmountable obstacles’ test

Court of Appeal confirms that application for permission to appeal to the Supreme Court does not prevent deportation

DEPORTATION RESOURCES

IMMIGRATION RULES ON DEPORTATION

IMMIGRATION DIRECTORATE INSTRUCTIONS ON DEPORTATIONS

POLICY ON DEPORTING FAMILY MEMBERS OF FOREIGN CRIMINALS

OTHER POLICIES ON CRIMINALITY AND DETENTION

ECB04: DEPORTEES

What does the immigration white paper say about family, deportation and other areas?

BY Sonia Lenegan

‘Life in Germany is not significantly different from life in the UK’: EU nationals and the ‘insurmountable obstacles’ test

BY Nick Nason

Court of Appeal confirms that application for permission to appeal to the Supreme Court does not prevent deportation

BY Sonia Lenegan

Man unlawfully denied spouse visa wins appeal too late

BY Francesca Sella

Court of Appeal allows Home Secretary’s appeal after tribunals fail to justify departure from country guidance case

BY Sonia Lenegan

Statistics for July to September 2024 show health and care worker and student numbers continuing to fall

BY Sonia Lenegan

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