As a niche Manchester-based law firm specialising in immigration law, we regularly advise clients throughout the North West and the UK on human rights and refugee law issues. Our lawyers draw on many years’ experience to provide clear, realistic legal advice on seeking protection under refugee and Human Rights Conventions.
To speak to one of our solicitors about how to seek protection under refugee and Human Rights Conventions, Call us today on 0300 131 6767 or complete our enquiry form and we will get straight back to you.
At Latitude Law, our lawyers are thoroughly experienced when it comes to providing legal advice to those seeking asylum in the UK, as well as those who are hoping to overturn Home Office decisions on appeal.
Our in-depth knowledge of refugee and human rights law allows us to provide a comprehensive assessment of your chances of success in light of current legislation, case law and Home Office policy.
Our refugee and human rights law solicitors regularly advise clients on:
Asylum law is particularly complex, which is why it’s important you gain expert legal advice. To be considered for asylum you must demonstrate that you’re at risk of persecution if you return to your native country and your government is unwilling to offer you protection.
Our solicitors have extensive experience preparing and providing guidance to refugees who are applying for asylum. If your claim succeeds you and your dependants will be granted 5 years’ leave to remain in the UK. You will have the right to have immediate family members join you under family reunion rules, and our specialist asylum solicitors can prepare the strongest possible visa application to the British Embassy or High Commission on your behalf.
Mr Hanif07/2023Successful human rights appeal on family grounds
"Thank you for all your hard work and encouragement."
We understand how challenging it can be to seek protection under refugee and Human Rights Conventions. That is why our team of experienced solicitors, who have many years of experience in immigration law, will do everything they can to help your application be successful.
We are pleased to be recognised as a leading law firm by the following independent bodies: The Times Best Law Firms 2024, Chambers & Partners 2024, Legal 500 2024 and Who'sWhoLegal 2024. These endorsements from the international legal directories demonstrate our integrity and success in dealing with difficult cases. We are also proud of our 5-star Google reviews from over 150 satisfied clients.
Latitude Law is proud to be consistently recognised by globally respected legal directories for our expertise in both corporate and personal immigration. We are featured in The Times Best 250 Law Firms in England & Wales 2025, Chambers & Partners UK & High Net Worth 2025, Legal 500 2025, and Lexology 2025 - each highlighting firms that demonstrate exceptional professionalism, specialist knowledge, and success in complex immigration matters. These independent endorsements distinguish us from other law firms and act as a kitemark of our integrity, quality, and commitment to outstanding client service.
Our commitment to client care is reflected in over 200 five-star Google reviews, showcasing the trust and satisfaction of those we've helped. Whether you're navigating a challenging immigration matter or seeking strategic legal advice, you can be confident you're in expert hands.
As the requirements for seeking protection under refugee and Human Rights Conventions are complex, to ensure success, you should seek specialist advice from an immigration solicitor before you proceed with your application. Latitude Law’s specialist lawyers can advise you about your individual requirements and ensure that your supporting documentation is compliant with the very latest immigration rules.
Get in touch with our legal team today on 0300 131 6767 or fill out our enquiry form and we will get straight back to you. Face your future knowing you have the dedicated support of one of our expert lawyers.
This case study demonstrates how Latitude Law used their expertise and tenacity in successfully appeal a Home Office asylum decision at the highest level to bring about a life-changing result.
If you or a member of your family is considered for deportation, it is important that you contact a specialist solicitor as soon as possible. The expert immigration lawyers at Latitude Law will advise you on the law, Home Office policy, and appeal procedures. Read more here.
A settlement visa – also known as indefinite leave to remain – can only be applied for once a person qualifies, usually after a set period of residence in a visa category that leads to settlement. In most instances, settlement is obtained once a person has resided in the UK for five years. Read more here.
A Skilled Worker visa has replaced the Tier 2 (General) work visa. It is open to individuals wanting to work in the UK who have been offered an eligible job by an employer with an approved Sponsor Licence. Read more here.
