Considering immigration status and deciding enforcement action
Guidance for enforcement officers considering immigration status and deciding enforcement action, including curtailment.
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Guidance on considering status and deciding action for enforcement officers dealing with immigration enforcement matters, including curtailment, within the UK.
Guidance in this section has been reworked into a new format and plainer language. Not all of the enforcement guidance has been revised yet. If you cannot find the information you need in this section, please look in the ‘chapters’ sections of Enforcement instructions and guidance.
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Last updated 31 December 2020 + show all updates
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Updated the guidance document 'European Economic Area: administrative removal' and replaced 'curtailment' with cancellation of entry clearance and permission.
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Updated the 'Curtailment' document with amended section on legacy curtailment decisions.
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Replaced Curtailment document.
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Updated 'European Economic Area: administrative removal' document
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Updated guidance.
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Updated guidance on 'Liability to administrative removal (non-EEA): consideration and notification'.
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Updated guidance: Liability to administrative removal (non-EEA): consideration and notification
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Updated guidance on 'European Economic Area: administrative removal'.
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New guidance added: Criminal investigations (Immigration Enforcement), Liability to administrative removal (non-EEA): consideration and notification
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Updated guidance on 'EEA administrative removal'.
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Guidance on curtailment added.
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First published.