Removal, deportation, and detention from the United Kingdom is generally a very frightening and stressful for a person who undergoes this experience. Our team of qualified experts can provide aid and advice to those who may be detained in the Immigration Removal Centres (IRCs).

 Person is facing Removal or deportation from the UK

If you are facing removal or deportation from the United Kingdom, our UK based team of Immigration advisers help you being removed or deported. We can also seek bail or temporary release from detention on your behalf. However, it is not an easy task and it all depends on your circumstances. Immigration Officers are not very helpful with information, and the demand for assistance within detention centers is very high.

For a person who is detained, it can be very difficult to find any legal assistance without outside help from family and friends. Such assistance is necessary, not least because time spent in detention could be unlawful. There is an added possibility of mandatory bans of up to 10 years being imposed if the person is removed or deported from the UK.

The Home Office have an obligation to follow their own internal policies on detention and must not detain people beyond 9 hours for purpose of Interview and the time may exceed if you have been booked for being an overstayer or Illegal. Furthermore, family members of those who are due to be removed or deported may also have their Human Rights breached if such action takes place.

What you can do:

• Applications for temporary release or admission;

• Representing those unsuitable for detention including children and families, mentally ill detainees and victims of torture or trafficking;

• Bail applications to the UK Border Agency;

• Representation against unlawful detention;

• Applications to prevent removal from the United Kingdom;

• Automatic deportation;

• Criminal Court recommended deportation;

• Representations against deportation to the Home Office whatever the reason;

• Applications to revoke deportation orders that are already in place;

• Deportation appeals

Our Immigration advisers work closely with barristers. This collaborative approach provides additional assistance to our clients who have been unlawfully detained or have received abusive treatment from Immigration Removal Centre staff and Enforcement Officers.

For initial advice or to arrange a meeting with one of our Immigration advisers please contact us meeting, via phone or email.