Immigration Bail
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Immigration Bail
You may be taken to a detention centre without warning. If you have been detained, you will usually be entitled to apply for Immigration Judge Bail or Bail through the Chief Immigration Officer. We encourage you seek legal advice, because if your sureties are not credible, or you have a deportation order against you, your bail application may be refused.
How Axis Solicitors can help you?
It is important to note that if you decide to do a bail application yourself, it could be refused, and another bail application cannot be made for at least 28 days. We make a bail application in the correct manner and on the date of your hearing, instruct specialist barristers, who are aware of the technical law to represent you on the date of your hearing.
Our expert immigration Solicitors at Axis will advise you on certain factors that may affect your chances of success. We will further support you in tailoring a high-quality application draft with all the supporting documents
Refusal of Administration at the Airport
You can be detained at a UK Airport if you do not have the correct visa. Border Force will detain you and could deny you entry to the UK. The risk of detention is great especially if there is a risk that you would abscond. The main reasons for being detained include:
- having no travel plans to leave the UK.
- bringing all your belongings with you for a visa that is short-term.
- being detained previously.
- entering the UK again shortly after leaving.
- previous immigration history of overstaying.
For urgent immigration advice and assistance contact our immigration lawyers.
Immigration Bail Application Help
Our immigration solicitors will thoroughly assess your matter and represent you in your application for immigration bail until a decision is reached.
