Migrants who are held in Immigration Detention may be able to apply for Immigration Bail if their removal from the UK is not imminent and they pose no risk of absconding. If successful, those who are on Immigration Bail will have to comply with strict conditions such as attending regular reporting and possible curfews. Anyone who breaks their Immigration Bail conditions will be put back in immigration detention. Our Immigration Solicitors in London regularly assist clients in successfully applying for Immigration Bail. It is important that the financial condition supporters submit the correct evidence to convince the Judge to grant the Applicant Immigration Bail. Please contact our team today in order to arrange a consultation with us and discuss your case.
What is the meaning of immigration bail?
Immigration Bail allows Applicants who are in Immigration Detention to be released until their ongoing cases with the Home Office have been resolved. Immigration Bail is enforced under Schedule 10 to the Immigration Act 2016 and replaced Temporary Admission and Temporary Release on Bail. If granted Immigration Bail, migrants will have to comply with strict conditions such as having to regularly attend reporting at either an immigration centre or police station. Other restrictions can include curfews, not being able to stay the night at an address other than the one given on the Bail 201 Form and study, and work restrictions. A person who is subject to a deportation order under can remain on Immigration Bail even if that person is no longer liable to be detained.
How long can you stay in a detention centre in UK?
Unlike EU countries, the UK is the only country who has indefinite immigration detention. This means there is no time-limit that a detainee can be held in immigration detention. Human Rights groups such as Amnesty International and the Migration Observatory regularly campaign for the end of indefinite detention in the UK.
What is a surety for UK immigration bail?
For successful Immigration Bail applications, Applicants need at least two financial condition supporters (or “sureties”). A surety must put forward a sum of money which if the migrant granted bail fails to comply with one or more of the Immigration Bail conditions. Sureties need to have permanent status in the UK, must be available to attend the Immigration Bail hearing and produce evidence to demonstrate that they have the level of funds they have stated.
Can you be deported if you have a child in the UK?
In deportation cases, the Secretary of State has to weigh up the migrant’s rights with the public interest. In cases where there are children involved, the Secretary of State has to consider the best interests of a child under Section 55 of the Boarders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009. The need to safeguard and promote the welfare of children in the UK is of the upmost importance. However, it is still possible for a migrant to be deported from the UK regardless if they have children in the UK. It is important that all the compelling and compassionate circumstances are put forward in order to try and convince the Secretary of State to use her discretion in deciding human rights claims.
Using our Immigration Solicitors in London to submit a successful Immigration Bail Application
Legal representatives, such as our specialist immigration and visa law firm, are qualified to advise you on immigration law and your immigration matter. You can instruct one of our immigration and visa legal representatives to successfully assist you with an Immigration Bail Application. Our solicitors and Barristers will help you comply with the Home Office’s requirements and meet the Immigration Rules.
Caseworkers at the Home Office are trained to reject Immigration Bail Applications which are improperly prepared, for example by failing to provide the correct supporting evidence. In order to ensure your application succeeds, our solicitors and barristers will ensure all specified documents must be provided.
The UK Immigration Rules are complex and a legal representative can help ensure that your application meets the Immigration Rules.
Successfully submit an Immigration Bail Application with our Immigration Solicitors in London
Our team of solicitors and barristers are specialist immigration lawyers who act in your best interest. We offer a client-tailored approach from the outset. From the very first meeting, we will be able to advise you in respect of your prospects of submitting an Immigration Bail Application before your application even reaches the Home Office UK Visa & Immigration department. We can assist you with the preparation and submission of an application and ensure that you meet all the requirements of the relevant rules.
We are based in the legal epicentre of London, just across the road from the Royal Courts of Justice in order to ensure we get the best results for our clients. We are minutes away from the Immigration and Asylum Tribunal, the Royal Courts of Justice and other central London courts.
Preparation is the key to a successful Immigration Bail application. Our UK immigration and visa solicitors are here to guide you through the complex immigration rules and requirements. If you wish to meet one of our lawyers, please call our Immigration Team so we can assess your case and arrange your legal consultation to discuss your immigration matter or application.
Contact our London immigration solicitors on 02030110276 or complete our contact form.