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Immigration barristers, instructed directly.
From visa applications to appeals and human rights claims, a barrister can advise on your immigration position and represent you.
At a glance
Applications
Visas, settlement and citizenship applications.
Appeals
Challenging refusals at the immigration tribunals.
Human rights and asylum
Family, private life and protection claims.
Immigration law is technical and changes often, and the consequences of getting it wrong are serious. A barrister can advise on visa and settlement applications, refusals and appeals, human rights and family claims, and asylum, and can represent you before the First-tier and Upper Tribunals.
A barrister will explain the rules that apply, the evidence you need, and the realistic prospects, and can prepare and argue an appeal. Through Direct Access you can instruct a barrister directly, without going through a solicitor first.
Barristers are regulated by the Bar Standards Board.
Through Direct Access you can instruct a immigration barrister directly, without going through a solicitor first. Barristers are regulated by the Bar Standards Board (BSB).
When to bring in a barrister
Your visa or settlement application has been refused
You need to appeal an immigration decision
You want advice on the right route before applying
Frequently asked questions
Can I instruct an immigration barrister without a solicitor?
Yes. Through Direct Access an immigration barrister can advise you and represent you at the tribunal, without going through a solicitor first.
Can a barrister help with the application itself?
Yes. A barrister can advise on the right route, check your evidence and prepare grounds of appeal if you are refused.
What does it cost?
Barristers often agree a fixed fee for advice or for an appeal hearing. There is no charge to enquire.
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