An immigration decision is a formal verdict made by an immigration authority regarding an individual’s request to enter or remain in a country. The decision may be positive, granting the individual permission to enter or remain, or negative, denying their request. In cases where an individual’s immigration application is denied, they may have the right to appeal the decision and request a review of their case.
Appealing an immigration decision is a complex process that varies depending on the country’s specific immigration laws and regulations. Generally, individuals who wish to appeal an immigration decision must file a notice of appeal within a specific timeframe and provide detailed grounds for their appeal. The appeal will then be reviewed by an appellate authority, such as an immigration tribunal or court, which will consider the evidence and arguments presented by the individual and make a final decision on the case.