Hi,
I am asking this question out of curiosity and to learn more about the recent changes to immigration rules (especially Immigration Act 2016 which I believe is now in place). Could somebody who knows the technicalities answer the following questions which may be useful for many applicants?
1) Now that the Immigration Act 2016 is in place, if a refusal decision on your ILR/PBS application is made before your current visa expires e.g. valid PEO applications, do you get a Right to Administrative Review or an out-of-country right of appeal?
2) Similarly, If a refusal decision on your ILR/PBS application is made after your current permission to remain has expired e.g. postal applications, do you get a Right to Administrative Review or an out-of-country chance of appeal? This may really be important because in most cases, you can only apply for JR if no other option is available and if HO is now giving the right for an out-of-country appeal, people may not be able to go for a JR.
3) Are people applying for ILR (Long Residency) not getting a chance of in-country appeal anymore though the 10 year long-residency route usually engages Private Life (Article Eight) and Human Rights claims?
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