Appeal Against a Visa Refusal or Immigration Decision
If your UK visa application has been refused and you believe the visa refusal is unlawful, then you may have the right to appeal or apply for an administrative review, depending on the type of visa you applied for and the specific circumstances of your case.
You can only appeal to the tribunal if you have the legal right to appeal. Your decision letter will usually tell you if you can apply for an administrative review and if you do not have the right to appeal.
Challenging a visa refusal can be a complex and time-consuming process. It's highly recommended to seek professional legal assistance to increase your chances of success. Immigration laws and procedures can change, so always consult with an immigration solicitor for up-to-date advice.
Should you decide to challenge the refusal, we will provide assistance with every step of the process, from lodging the appeal to representing you at the First-Tier and Upper Immigration Tribunals. We can provide expert guidance on your case, review your refusal letter, and help you prepare a strong case.
If you would like to challenge a UK visa refusal, or need some general immigration advice, call us on 0161 226 8618.
