Human Rights Applications (Article 8)

Advice on the right to respect for private and family life under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights.

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Key facts from GOV.UK

  • Article 8 protects the right to respect for private and family life. It is a qualified right, which means it can be limited where that is proportionate.
  • The outcome depends on the facts and a balancing of factors, not a simple checklist.
  • Having family in the UK does not by itself guarantee a right to remain.

Summarised from GOV.UK on 27 October 2026. Rules, fees and processes change, so check the official pages listed below before you rely on this.

How SureVisa can help

We can advise you on the relevant requirements, supporting documents and evidence needed, based on your individual circumstances, and explain your options and next steps.

Before you contact us

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  • Your current immigration status and when it expires, if you have one.
  • The date of any decision letter, if your application was refused.
  • Who is included in the application (for example a partner or children).

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Official information

These GOV.UK pages are the official sources for this topic:

Next step

To discuss your own situation, request a consultation. Our consultation fee is £150 per hour. A 60-minute consultation costs £150.

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