Whether the child would be leaving the UK with their parent(s)
It is generally the case that it is in a child’s best interests to remain with their parent(s). Unless special factors apply, it will generally be reasonable to expect a child to leave the UK with their parent(s), particularly if the parent(s) have no right to remain in the UK;
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- DECISION
- Upper Tribunal
- Representation
- first
- APPENDIX 2
- Whether there would be a significant risk to the child’s health
- Whether the child would be leaving the UK with their parent(s)
- The extent of wider family ties in the UK
- Whether the child is likely to be able to (re)integrate readily into life in another country. Relevant factors include:
- First, the decision maker must consider whether the applicant meets the requirements of the Rules and if they do so leave under the Rules should be granted.