You can visit someone in an immigration removal centre or short term holding facility. Check with the centre: You may be able to contact someone in a removal centre by phone, email or video...

There are 10 Immigration Removal Centres in the UK. Most are either within a few miles of a large airport such as Heathrow or Gatwick, or hidden away out of site of the public. The Association of Visitors to Detainees (AVID) has been supporting detainees since …

5 days ago · Translations of the guidance on how to visit someone in an immigration removal centre or short term holding facility, including visiting hours.

A list of immigration detention centres in the UK, with information and contact details

In 2017, 27,000 people were held in immigration detention centres in the UK. Of these, only 45 per cent were ultimately removed from the UK. The rest were allowed to stay, which raises questions as to why they were held in the first place.

May 12, 2014 · Every year, tens of thousands of would-be immigrants to the UK are taken to detention centres while the authorities seek to deport them. What happens to them once they get there and become...

We provide tailored advice and support to frontline organisations who visit people who are detained under immigration powers in the UK. We confront the brutal injustice of immigration detention, exposing its inhumanity. Our advocacy fights for radical change. We demand justice for people currently and previously detained.

This briefing provides data on immigration detention in the UK, including the number of detainees, their characteristics, and lengths of detention. The Migration Observatory informs debates on international migration and public policy.

6 days ago · Vous pouvez rendre visite à une personne placée dans un centre de rétention pour immigrés ou dans un centre de détention de courte durée. Trouvez un centre de rétention pour immigrés - GOV.UK

There are currently 9 main immigration removal centres in the UK: Brook House (Gatwick), Colnbrook (Middlesex), Dungavel House (Lanarkshire), Harmondsworth (Middlesex), Larne House (Antrim), Morton Hall (Lincolnshire), Manchester, Tinsley House (Gatwick) and Yarl’s Wood (Befordshire).