Immigration appeal rights
It is important to recognise that not all immigration decisions attract a right to appeal. It is also important for a constituent to ask for advice from a solicitor or immigration adviser if considering an appeal.
Documents to download
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Polish population of the United Kingdom (347 KB , PDF)
The number of Polish nationals living in the UK increased from around 69,000 in 2004 (when Poland joined the European Union) to around 853,000 in 2014.
In Q1 20016:
- There were around 908,000 people born in Poland, and 984,000 nationals of Poland living in the UK.
- Around 69% of people born in Poland were aged 25-49 compared with around 34% of the UK population as a whole.
- A larger percentage of the Polish nationals were aged under 20 than people who were born in Poland. Around 23% of Polish nationals were aged under 20, compared with 14% of people born in Poland.
- The regions with the largest numbers of Polish born migrants were London (177,000), the South East (123,000) and the North West (97,000).
- The countries and regions with the smallest numbers of Polish born migrants were the North East (19,000), Northern Ireland (24,000), and Wales (27,000).
Documents to download
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Polish population of the United Kingdom (347 KB , PDF)
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