Immigration Appeals
Challenge UK Immigration Decisions — Fairly, Lawfully & Strategically. A visa refusal is not necessarily the final verdict. You may have the legal right to challenge it through Administrative Review, Appeal, or Judicial Review.
Why Choose WPC Global for Immigration Appeals?
We support individuals and businesses across the UAE and MENA region in challenging UK immigration decisions through the correct legal route.
Correct Remedy Assessment
We identify whether your case qualifies for review, appeal, or judicial challenge.
Refusal Analysis
Line-by-line assessment of refusal reasons to identify errors and build your case.
Evidence & Legal Submissions
Structured arguments aligned with UK immigration law for maximum impact.
Deadline Control
Strict compliance with Home Office and court timelines — missing deadlines can be fatal.
End-to-End Management
From refusal notice to final decision, we handle your entire case professionally.
Strategic Positioning
Legal arguments, not emotional ones — we position your case for success from the outset.
Which Legal Route is Right for You?
Not all refusals carry a right of appeal. The route depends on why your visa was refused and what rights were given in your refusal letter.
Administrative Review (AR)
Correcting Home Office Errors Without Going to Court
Allows you to challenge caseworking errors made by the Home Office. Best for visa refusals based on incorrect facts, incorrect application of Immigration Rules, or missing documents that were submitted.
Appeal to the Immigration Tribunal
Independent Judicial Review of Your Case
A formal court process where an independent Immigration Judge reviews your case. Available for Family & Partner Visa refusals, human rights-based refusals, deportation decisions, and protection claims.
Judicial Review (JR)
Challenging Unlawful Decisions in the High Court
A legal process to challenge the lawfulness of a government decision. Often a “remedy of last resort” when you don't have a standard Right of Appeal. Grounds include illegality, irrationality, or procedural impropriety.
Grounds for Judicial Review
Judicial Review challenges must be based on specific legal grounds.
Illegality
Decision-maker acted outside their legal powers or misinterpreted the law.
Irrationality
Decision no reasonable authority would make — so unreasonable it defies logic.
Procedural Impropriety
Unfair or unlawful process was followed in reaching the decision.
Key Deadlines You Must Not Miss
Missing a deadline may remove your right to challenge permanently.
⚠️ These deadlines are strict — contact us immediately upon receiving a refusal
Why Immigration Challenges Fail
Most appeals and reviews fail due to avoidable mistakes.
Choosing the wrong legal route
Weak or emotional arguments instead of legal ones
Missing strict deadlines
Poorly structured evidence
Attempting JR when appeal rights exist
WPC Global positions your case legally from the outset
Reclaim Control of Your Immigration Case
A refusal is not the end — but time and strategy are critical. Whether you need an Administrative Review, Tribunal Appeal, or Judicial Review, we provide professional representation.