Transcription of Inadmissibility: safe third country cases
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Page 1 of 31 Published for Home Office staff on 28 June 2022 Inadmissibility: safe third country cases Version Page 2 of 31 Published for Home Office staff on 28 June 2022 Contents Contents .. 2 About this guidance .. 4 Contacts .. 4 Publication .. 4 Changes from last version of this guidance .. 4 Introduction .. 5 Audience and purpose of 5 Casework Information Database (CID) and Atlas .. 5 Key terms .. 6 Further reading .. 6 Background .. 7 Application of this instruction in respect of children and those with children .. 8 Relevant legislation .. 9 Application of the relevant 9 Protection claims made on or after 28 June 2022 .. 9 Protection claims made before 28 June 2022 .. 9 Certificates issued on or after 28 June 2022 .. 9 Certificates issued before 28 June 2022 .. 10 Legislation .. 10 Inadmissibility decisions .. 10 Certificates .. 11 Listed safe countries .. 11 Case-by-case assessment of safe countries.
Paragraphs 345A-345D of the Immigration Rules, which in specified circumstances enable asylum claims to be treated as inadmissible to the UK asylum process. This instruction does not address Immigration Rules 326A-F, which relate to applying the inadmissibility concept to asylum claims made by EU nationals. See the instruction EU/EEA asylum claims.
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