In some cases, there will be no rights of appeal while an applicant is in-country or inside the United Kingdom. You will be asked to leave the UK first before you can lodge your appeal. This is called Non-Suspensive Appeal or ‘NSA’ in short. The Home Office can only send NSA refusal if they can show that your application for asylum or human rights has no legitimate expectation to be granted as there is no merits on the case.

The only way to challenge this is by way of Judicial Review. Find a good lawyer /solicitor or barrister to represent you on this matter.

The material contained in this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Readers should not act on the basis of the information without taking professional advice.

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About the Author:

Don Magsino MBA is a graduate of Ateneo De Manila University Graduate School of Business. He is a qualified and a practicing Immigration Advocate in England, United Kingdom. His mobile phone is 07446888377 / Direct Line: 0207 316 3027 Email is don@stanfordlawassociates.co.uk. His London office is located at 239 Kensington High Street, London W8 6SN. He is accredited by the Law Society in England and Wales and regulated by the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC) Level 3: highest level in immigration professionals. He has represented clients in the First-tier Tribunal, Immigration Detention Courts and Deportation and Bail Hearings and to the Upper Tribunal and won many complex and difficult cases in immigration law in the United Kingdom. Visit http://www.stanfordlawassociates.co.uk.