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Kahiye is considered one of the leading Asylum and Immigration Lawyers practising in the UK and is the founder of Stepstones Visas Ltd, a boutique firm specialising in Human Rights, Asylum, Immigration and Naturalization Law and Business Immigration. Kahiye has previously worked at leading national charity Asylum Aid and served as the treasurer of the Immigration Law Practitioners Association for several years.
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Family Reunification
Kahiye Alim
228 Users Enrolled
Family Reunification is an important part of the benefits associated with Refugee Status. All Applications for Refugee Reunion applications are free. Family Reunion Immigration Rules also applies to those granted Humanitarian Protection on or after 25 August 2005. This category includes those not having a Refugee Convention grounds but qualify under the ECHR under Humanitarian Protection. Applications are normally made from abroad but if the family member manages to reach the UK somehow then the rules allow applications to be made from wi ... See more
The Dublin Convention
Kahiye Alim
185 Users Enrolled
The Dublin Convention is a piece of European law that has two main aims: to establish a common framework for determining which country in the European Union (countries which are part of the European Union are known as member states) decides an asylum seeker’s application The Dublin regime was originally established by the Dublin Convention, on 15 June 1990, and first came into force on 1 September 1997 in order to ensure that only one member state should process each asylum application. The Dublin II Regulation was adopted in 2003, repla ... See more
Principle Of Fairness
Kahiye Alim
259 Users Enrolled
The emergence of the Principle of Fairness started with the introduction of the Points Based System (PBS) because of the strict nature of the application of the rules and guidance, in what became the hallmark of the new system without discretion or scope for correcting mistakes. Since 2011 the case law has developed to look at the Home Office’s procedures relating to procedures for correcting mistakes in payments (Basnet et El), mistakes in documents (including secret Home Office policy discovered on FOI request), procedures in interview ... See more
