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3.Fees for applications, processes and services in connection with immigration and nationality
4.Schedule 2 (applications for leave to remain in the United...
5.Schedule 3 (documents and administration) has effect to specify—
6.Schedule 4 (sponsorship) has effect to specify the amount of...
8.Schedule 6 (premium services (in the United Kingdom)) has effect...
9.Schedule 7 (premium services (outside the United Kingdom)) has effect...
11.Schedule 9 (applications relating to entry clearance to enter the...
12.Schedule 10 (applications for entry clearance to enter the Bailiwick...
13B.Power to waive fees: exceptional circumstances affecting a number of individuals
13C.Power to waive fees in consequence of a decision of a court or tribunal
14.Amendment of the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) Fees Order 2011
16.Consequences of failing to pay the specified fee for an application
APPLICATIONS FOR ENTRY CLEARANCE TO ENTER, AND LEAVE TO ENTER, THE UNITED KINGDOM
2.Fees for applications, processes and services relating to nationality
3.Multiple declarations of renunciation of British citizenship
4.Responsibility for paying the fee for the arrangement of a citizenship ceremony
5.Refunds of fees for the arrangement of a citizenship ceremony where an application is refused or the requirement to attend the ceremony is disapplied
APPLICATIONS IN RELATION TO ENTRY CLEARANCE TO ENTER THE ISLE OF MAN AND PREMIUM SERVICES
2.Fees for, and in connection with, applications for entry clearance to enter the Isle of Man
3A.Reduction of fees for Health and Care Visa applications and related applications by dependants
5.Fees for the provision of certain premium services outside the United Kingdom and the Isle of Man
6.Waiver or reduction in respect of the fees specified in Table 25
AMENDMENT OF THE FIRST-TIER TRIBUNAL (IMMIGRATION AND ASYLUM CHAMBER) FEES ORDER 2011
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