What is Illegal Entry?

[mkhari]

Spell are not important then the actual matter
people who just concentarte on spell are the same who can only see half bottle empty
cud not see half fill

the one i expalined someone belive or not its upto members

similarly on forum noone can give legal advise only suggestion or share personal views

[CR001]

Spell are not important then the actual matter
people who just concentarte on spell are the same who can only see half bottle empty
cud not see half fill

the one i expalined someone belive or not its upto members

similarly on forum noone can give legal advise only suggestion or share personal views

You are of course assuming that no forum members are legally qualified. You are also assuming that people have not failed doing previously by travelling to the country they sought asylum and refuge from.

[Casa]

Spell are not important then the actual matter
people who just concentarte on spell are the same who can only see half bottle empty
cud not see half fill

the one i expalined someone belive or not its upto members

similarly on forum noone can give legal advise only suggestion or share personal views

You are of course assuming that no forum members are legally qualified. You are also assuming that people have not failed doing previously by travelling to the country they sought asylum and refuge from.

And there has also been a misconception that certain members don't have more understanding on the internal workings of the HO than others.

It would be prudent to take note of Frontier Mole's advice.

[noajthan]

Spell are not important then the actual matter
people who just concentarte on spell are the same who can only see half bottle empty
cud not see half fill

the one i expalined someone belive or not its upto members

similarly on forum noone can give legal advise only suggestion or share personal views

Fortunately for members here not all members just make this stuff up.

Nice mixed metaphor by the way.

[Frontier Mole]

You have pushed at the door marked pull for sometime now and the answer has yet to appear.
Perhaps the answer is not available for a number of reasons.
Failed asylum seekers have a tendency not to seek a passport from their home country.
Those with DL usually rely on UK travel documents as it makes life easier on return to the UK. If they are given DL with their home country passport the DL reason is highly unlikely to have been asylum related.

So all in all you are probably fishing in a small pond given your specific circumstances and the number of users of the board.

[Obie]

A person on Discretionary leave is not precluded from going to their Home Country per se. Discretionary leave is different from Refugee Status or Humanitarian protection. It will all depend on the circumstances of the grant.

If it was due to country''s policy , then it may be reviewed if the person went home. If however it was granted following the refusal of an Asylum claim, but the person made a good claim under Article 8 ECHR or Article 3 on Medical grounds, I will see nothing precluding that person from going to their Home Country.

[mkhari]

agreed with obie

Member just comments but dont read Discretionary leave policy mentioned home office

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... __v7_0.pdf

Asylum Policy Instruction: Discretionary Leave
v 7.0 August 2015
Page
18
of 26
Note:

6: Curtailing Discretionary Leave
This section sets out the circumstances where consideration must be given to ending (or curtailing) DL. 6.1
Voluntary actions leading to curtailment It will not usually be appropriate to curtail a person’s leave simply because they have returned to their own country or have travelled on their own national passport (those
granted DL will normally be expected to keep their own national passport valid). This is because we will not
have accepted that the person has a well-founded fear of return to their country and will have been granted DL for reasons other than protection. However, where it comes to light that a person has obtained a national passport following a grant of DL under paragraph 353B, the case must be reviewed.

[Casa]

" However, where it comes to light that a person has obtained a national passport following a grant of DL under paragraph 353B, the case must be reviewed".

[mkhari]

REVIEWED and Curtailed lot of differnces

As i expalined on airport they do further check and issue IS81

https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... _mark2.pdf

and that further checks are REVIEWED

in which they mentioned Refuse or allow entry

Obtain national passport doesnot mean automatic refusal

[noajthan]

Obtain national passport doesnot mean automatic refusal

And noone above has suggested automatic refusal as an answer to your hypothetical and changing questions - merely risk and review, particularly in case of some imaginary failed asylum seeker.