About Deportation:
Deportation is generally referred to removal. Deportation or expulsion is the process of removal of a foreign national. The term means exile from breach of the immigration law from the foreign country.
Deportation Process:
Deportation process is used at the time of the entry to the foreign national which is investigated by statutory body such as immigration department, border protection department etc. after formal investigation and / or interviewed to the foreign national.
Concern department may deport foreign nationals who participate in criminal acts, are a threat to public safety, or violate visa terms & conditions.
Order of the deportation can only be challenged in the tribunal associated with the decision or in court of law. Deportation order and can also be filed with review.
Reasons of Deportation:
Travelling without:
- Travel documents,
- Passport or
- with forged papers
- false information
may be deported quickly without an immigration court hearing under an order of expedited removal or others may go before a judge in a longer deportation (removal) process.
If you are facing deportation (Removal):
Concern department may give you the option to accept the order of deportation, before completing removal proceedings and also may give the option for voluntary departure.
How to appeal deportation order?
Believing that your rights have been violated in the immigration, detention, or removal proceedings process, you can file a complaint to the appropriate immigration tribunal or in the court of law.
Can a deportation be reversed?
Yes, deportation be reversed depend upon the facts and the circumstances of the applicant/ appellant.
How Long do I need to wait after deportation to apply for the visa?
Depends upon many factors if he deportation is voluntary then sometime restriction is fewer otherwise depend on the country law some time it may be for 2, 5, 10, 20 or life time.
It is advisable the deportation orders are complicated to appeal/ review it is advisable to take a help of expert lawyer to protect your rights.
