About Immigration Bail:

 

If you, or someone you know, has been detained in an

immigration removal centre or detention centre, you may be

able to apply for immigration  bail.

 

The applicant detainee may apply for immigration bail either 

 

a) Through the Home Secretary  (Secretary of State Bail):

 

This application can be made at any point after your arrival to

the UK. 

 

Or

 

 b) To The First- Tier Tribunal (Immigration & Asylum

Chamber): 

This is for applicants who have arrived in the UK more than 8

days ago, prior to their application being made. Under this

route, your bail application will be determined by an

independent judge. 

 

 

What Will Increase Your Chances of Being

Granted Immigration Bail:

 

Various factors will be taken into consideration in determining

whether the applicant should be granted immigration bail.

These include but are not limited to; how long you have been

detained for and the realistic prospect of removing you from

the UK within a reasonable period, the strength of your

community and family ties, the likelihood of you absconding

bail and your bail conditions, your immigration history, the

release accommodation available to you, whether you have a

criminal record or have breached the terms of any previous

bail conditions etc. 

 

Your application is  also more likely to succeed if:

 

•You have a potential address to live at in the UK.

 

•You have a guarantor/ financial supporter, who will forfeit

money, should you not comply with the conditions of you bail.

 

 

Condition of Immigration Bail:

 

If you are granted immigration bail, you will be subject to at

least one of the following conditions of your bail.

 

•A condition requiring the applicant to appear before the

Secretary of State or the First-tier Tribunal at a specified time

and place.

 

•A condition restricting the applicant’s work, occupation or

studies in the UK

 

•A condition about the applicant’s residence, restricting where

the applicant will reside.

 

•A condition requiring the applicant to report to the Secretary

of State or other person specified

 

•An electronic monitoring condition.

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•Any other additional conditions that are deemed fit giving the

circumstances of the case, e.g. a curfew;  or a requirement to

notify the Home Office of a change in circumstances.

 

The number of immigration conditions imposed will vary

according to the circumstances of your individual case. 

 

How We Can Help:

 

•We understand being detained is a highly anxious experience

and are able to provide emergency immigration bail

assistance, office support, immediate guidance and help in

and and out of office hours- Text or Call us for immediate

assistance on: 07778015365

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•We will assess the full circumstances of your case, advising

you on the immigration bail application process.

 

•We are able to submit an application for immigration bail on

your behalf, and provide representations supporting your

application.  

 

•We  are able to represent you at any subsequent  immigration

bail hearing.