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Written by Arshad Mahmood
A person who fears persecution in his country of origin due to one of the reasons given in the Refugee Convention can apply for asylum in the UK and the successful applicant will be granted refugee status in the UK. A person who cannot qualify for refugee status in an asylum claim and can still qualify for Humanitarian Protection due to need for protection from ill-treatment and torture in his country of origin.
Asylum Claim In The UK Under The 1951 Refugee Convention
| Application For Asylum In The UK |
| ILR As A Refugee [SET(P) Application] |
| Application For Transfer Of Refugee Status |
| Further Submissions For Fresh Claim |
| Family Reunion |
Humanitarian Protection (HP) Applications
| Application For Humanitarian Protection In The UK |
| ILR - Humanitarian Protection - SET (P) Application |
Discretionary Leave Following Refusal Of Asylum Claim
| Extension/Renewal Of Discretionary Leave Which Was Granted Following Refusal Of Asylum Claim |
| ILR On The Basis Of Discretionary Leave Granted After Refusal Of Asylum Claim |
Refused Asylum Or Humanitarian Application? We Can Help
| Appeal Against The Refusal Of Asylum Or Humanitarian Protection Claim |
| Appeal Against Refusal Of Fresh Asylum Or Human Rights Claim |
| Pre-Action Protocol (PAP) For Judicial Review (JR) Against Certification Of Asylum Claim |
| Judicial Review (JR) In The Upper Tribunal (UT) Against Certification Of Asylum Claim |
Other Useful Related Pages
| Private Life Applications |
| Discretionary Leave To Remain (DLR) |
