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  • Appeals & Administrative Review

    On this page you will find the information listed below. You can use the quick links listed here to take you to the information or you can scroll down the page..

    • Making an appeal
    • How long the appeals process takes
    • Contact details - First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber)
    • What happens if I win my appeal
    • Administrative review


  • Making an appeal

    The reasons for refusing your application for a visa will be explained in the Notice of Refusal that is sent to you. Certain categories of visa application, including family visits and settlement, attract full rights of appeal. If you have full rights of appeal this will be stated on your written Notice of Refusal. If you have full rights of appeal you can decide to appeal against this decision or reapply for another visa; you should only reapply for a visa after you have addressed the reasons for your refusal. If you want to make an appeal you should send your completed appeal forms completed in English (including your Notice of Refusal and your Notice of Appeal form) directly to one of the places listed below. You should submit your documents for your appeal 28 calendar days after you were served with the decision on your visa application.

    You may send appeals to:

    First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber)
    PO Box 7866
    Loughborough LE11 2XZ
    United Kingdom
    Fax: +44 (0) 1509 221 699

    Or

    The UK Border Agency
    British Embassy Bangkok
    Visa manager
    14 Wireless Road
    Lumpini Pathumwan
    Bangkok 10330

    You must only send your appeal to 1 place - you should not send your appeal to both the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) and the UK Border Agency. If you plan to send your appeal to the UK Border Agency, please check that your sponsor has not already lodged the appeal for you. If they have, you must not send the appeal to the UK Border Agency.

    If you decide to send your appeal to the UK Border Agency, there will be a delay before they are sent to the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber), as post is only sent to the UK once each week.

    When the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) receives your appeal form it will write to you to let you know the date and time of the hearing.

    Please see the appeals guidance on the UK Border Agency website for more information about the appeals process

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  • How long does the appeals process take?

    The UK Border Agency has no control over when your appeal will be heard. It can take several months for a number of reasons. This can include the type of case (visitor, settlement) and whether you have asked for the case to be heard orally, so your sponsor can give evidence. Visitor appeals are usually heard within 6 months of being lodged; for other categories, including settlement, it can take up to 9 months.

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  • Contact details - First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber)

    You can contact the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) once your appeal has been submitted.

    First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber)
    Tribunal Group Customer Service Centre
    P.O. Box 7866
    Loughborough LE11 2XZ
    United Kingdom

    Email: customer.service@tribunals.gsi.gov.uk
    Telephone: +44 (0) 845 600 0877
    Website: www.ait.gov.uk/index.htm

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  • What happens if I win my appeal?

    The UK Border Agency will aim to process your case within 14 weeks from the date you or your representative received your copy of immigration judge's reasons for allowing your appeal (called a determination). The UK Border Agency will write to you using the contact details provided on your appeal form (IAFT-2). If you have not heard from the UK Border Agency after 14 weeks after receiving your determination, please email us using the address given below. Please do not contact the UK Border Agency before this time.

    Email: visaenquiries.bangkok@fco.gov.uk

    You must:

    • Mark your correspondence 'Appeal Allowed'
    • Include your application reference number (on the original refusal notice)
    • Include your appeal reference number (top right hand corner of the determination letter)
    • Include the name of the place in the UK where your appeal was heard (top left hand corner of the determination)

    Please note: Do not contact the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal or the Immigration Enquiry Bureau about your appeal after you have received your determination. They will not be able to issue you with a visa or deal with your enquiry.

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  • Administrative Review

    Can I appeal if my points-based system application is refused?

    A refusal under the points-based system does not attract a full right of appeal. All points-based system visa applicants can apply for an administrative review, which is a mechanism for reviewing refusal decisions.

    How to make an administrative review

    If the UK Border Agency in Thailand refuses your visa application and you think that an error has been made, you can ask the UK Border Agency in Thailand to check their decision. This is known as an administrative review. The administrative review is free of charge. You must ask for an administrative review within 28 days from the date you receive the refusal notice (GV51). The address of where to send your Administrative Review will be included in the documents the UK Border Agency sent to you when it refused your points-based visa application. Any review requests received more than 28 days after the date you receive the decision, will not normally be accepted.

    Administrative review request notice

    You must complete the request notice in full and send it directly to the address stated on the request notice. You must not send any additional documents such as a passport, travel document or supporting documents with the administrative review request notice. If the refusal is subsequently overturned, you will be asked to send in your passport/travel document. You can only request one administrative review - it cannot be reviewed again if the original decision on your application is upheld. Any further review requests for the same refusal decision will not be accepted and will be returned to you.

    The administrative review should be completed within 28 days and you will be notified of the result in writing. The result of the review may be sent from a different UK Border Agency address to where the original decision was made, this is to ensure that the review is independent.

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