Complex/human rights applications and appeals

Navigating the UK immigration system can be extremely challenging.  We understand how stressful the prospect of a refusal can be and our lawyers, including those on our dedicated Human Rights and Appeals team, are ideally placed to advise on discretionary, human rights, and other complex immigration matters.

Human rights applications


We have a dedicated Human Rights and Appeals team, who advise individuals in the most compelling and compassionate circumstances.

Discretionary applications


We assist clients in cases where no workable solution appears to exist under the current Immigration Rules and identify potential areas of law that can be challenged.

Challenging Home Office decisions


Our experienced solicitors often advise and provide guidance to clients whose applications have been refused.

Latest Insights


UK immigration and nationality fee increases to take effect from 9 April 2025

From Wednesday 9 April 2025, the Home Office will introduce changes to various immigration and nationality fees. Most categories will see an increase…

Home Office publishes Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules HC 733

The Home Office published a new Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules (HC 733) on Wednesday 12 March 2025.

Temporary immigration options for non-visa national creative professionals

Musicians, entertainers and artists from non-visa national countries (such as US, Canada and the EU) can come to the UK on a temporary basis.