You need to be a subscriber to see this page Log in if you're already a subscriber or view our subscription options Log in View our subscription options Go to 1. Immigration and nationality law Sources of law Relevant institutions 2. The main types of immigration status Immigration bail 3. British nationality Multiple nationalities British nationals and the right of abode Acquiring British citizenship at birth Registering as a British citizen after 10 years Registering due to unfairness or exceptional circumstances 4. Immigration and nationality applications Applying from outside the UK Applying from within the UK Application procedure Home Office application fees Immigration health surcharge Home Office fee waiver policy Fee waivers for children’s citizenship applications Section 3C extension of leave to remain 5. Appeals and other remedies Appeals to the First-tier Tribunal Rights of appeal Appeal time limits In-country and out-of-country appeals Certification Tribunal fees Administrative review Administrative review time limits Judicial review 6. Deportation and administrative removal Automatic deportation Public good deportation Family members of people facing deportation Challenging deportation decisions Administrative removal and voluntary return ← Previous Part 2: Immigration law Next → 1. Immigration and nationality law
