Immigration Law
Duration: 1 day
Who is it for?
This course has been designed specifically for staff working for Members who deal with immigration casework.
Objectives
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Understand the structures of immigration control and appeals
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Understand the main documents possessed by immigrants
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Be aware of the most frequent types of application
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Know when and how MPs can intervene
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Know when and how to get further advice
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Be aware of how to diagnose, at least in broad terms, the type of immigration problem
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Identify, in broad terms, the stage the case has reached Identify where the matter is urgent
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Determine whether adequate help and support is in place, and the information necessary to make an effective referral
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Where it is necessary/desirable for an MP to intervene, make an intervention that is effective and to the point
Course Outline
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Overview of immigration law and practice
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The structure of control
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Publicly available information
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Immigration rules – the categories of immigration law
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European Economic Area migration rights
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Support and access to services for migrants
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Human rights in immigration cases
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Policies and concessions
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Nationality
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Diagnosis of type of cases
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Urgency and time limits
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Intervention and referring on
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Glossary and index of sources of further information and help
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