Are you dealing with a UK visa refusal? We can help. Our team of highly
experienced immigration lawyers in Manchester has dealt with over a
thousand UK visa refusals, and we have successfully challenged many of
them through appeals, administrative review, and judicial review.
If you believe that your immigration application has been refused unlawfully
by the Home Office, UKVI, you may have options to challenge the decision.
The options available to you depend on the type of application that was
submitted. You may have been given a right of administrative review, a full
right of appeal, or no right of appeal at all. If you have not been given a
right of appeal, our team of immigration lawyers can advise on alternative
options.

Appeals, Administrative Review, and
Judicial Review

For applications that were refused with a full right of appeal, such as
spouse visa refusals, refusal of ILR applications, or refusal of an extension
or entry clearance visa, you can challenge the decision by lodging an
appeal to the immigration tribunal. This is where our team of experienced
immigration solicitors can assist you.

But what are the chances of getting a
UK visa after refusal?

While there is no guarantee that your UK visa will be granted, a successful
appeal or administrative review can increase your chances of success.
When preparing your fresh application, it is important to address the
reasons for the refusal fully. Some common UK visa refusal reasons
include incomplete or inaccurate information, insufficient documentation,
and not meeting the eligibility criteria.
If you have been refused British citizenship, our team can help you with the
reconsideration process.
Our highly experienced immigration solicitors based in Manchester can
provide free initial assessment advice online via email, phone call, or an
enquiry form. For detailed advice, please book an appointment with our
expert immigration solicitor today.

Frequently Asked Questions:

How to challenge a UK visa refusal?

If your UK visa application has been refused, you can challenge the refusal
through administrative review, appeals, or judicial review.

How soon can I reapply after the refusal of
my visa?

There is no time limit on how soon you can submit a fresh application, but
certain limitations apply while on 3c leave or when the right of
administrative review is still available.

How long does the appeal process take?

Appeals can take between 6 to 12 months to be heard at the Immigration
Tribunal.

Do I need to attend the Tribunal?

Appeals can be either oral or paper, and you can represent yourself or
appoint a legal representative to attend the Tribunal.

What happens if my appeal is allowed?

If your appeal is successful, you will be issued the visa or status you
applied for. The Home Office/UKVI may also be required to pay the
Tribunal fee back to you. Note that the Home Office/UKVI can appeal the
decision to Upper Tribunal.

What happens if my appeal is
unsuccessful?

If your appeal is not allowed, it may be possible to apply to the Upper
Tribunal based on the “error of law” in the determination of the First-Tier
Tribunal judge.

Get in Touch with Us

Hire our specialist immigration lawyer to help you through this process and
ensure a successful outcome for your challenge of a refusal. Contact us
today to learn more about our services and how we can help you with your
immigration matter.