Expert articles on country expert reports, immigration law, asylum procedures, and legal practice from the Ereventis team.
Country expert reports play a critical role in immigration and asylum proceedings, providing tribunals and courts with independent, evidence-based analysis that can significantly influence the outcome of a case.
Read ArticleBangladesh remains one of the most common countries of origin in UK asylum and immigration proceedings. This article outlines the key issues typically addressed in Bangladesh country expert reports.
Immigration proceedings frequently require certified translations of personal documents. Understanding what constitutes an acceptable translation and how to commission one correctly can make a significant difference to your client's case.
Human rights-based asylum claims require careful evidential foundations. Country expert reports can provide the independent, objective analysis that distinguishes a well-evidenced claim from a weak one.
Pakistan is among the top five source countries in UK immigration tribunals. This guide outlines the political, religious, and security issues most frequently addressed in Pakistan expert reports.
Since the Taliban takeover in August 2021, Afghanistan has generated a significant surge in asylum claims. This article examines the key issues addressed in Afghanistan expert reports for UK proceedings.
Iran remains a major source of asylum claims in the UK, with issues ranging from political opposition to conversion from Islam. Expert reports play a crucial role in articulating the specific risks your client faces.
Sri Lanka has been a source of asylum claims in the UK for decades. This article covers the key issues for Tamil claimants and other risk groups in modern Sri Lanka expert reports.
Nigeria produces a diverse range of asylum claims in the UK — from LGBTQ+ persecution to Boko Haram violence. This guide outlines the key issues covered in Nigeria country expert reports.
Albania is a significant source of asylum claims in the UK, frequently involving blood feuds, trafficking, and organised crime risks. Expert reports can be pivotal in demonstrating why Home Office country guidance does not reflect an individual's real risk.
UK courts, tribunals, and the Home Office have specific requirements for certified translations. Understanding those requirements can prevent costly delays and ensure your client's evidence is accepted without challenge.
In asylum proceedings, even a small translation error can distort a client's account and damage credibility. This article explores why professional certified translation is non-negotiable in immigration cases.
Home Office applications require documents that meet specific translation standards. This practical guide explains what's required and how to avoid the most common pitfalls.
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