I specialise in UK immigration and family law. I provide legal assistance in obtaining visas, as well as measures to protect women and children from domestic violence.
Visa Application to the United Kingdom Based on Human Rights for a Mother and Child
The United Kingdom has long been one of the most well-known countries offering refuge to victims of violence, particularly women and children who have been affected by war or domestic violence. For many citizens of Ukraine, who have become victims of the ongoing conflict, the opportunity to obtain a visa for temporary or permanent stay in the UK has become a matter of life and death. Many of these applicants are not only seeking safety for themselves but also striving to protect their children from the potential dangers looming over their families due to the ongoing military actions.
One such case that was successfully handled by Kamilla Baratova involved a mother and her child, who fled Ukraine due to Russian aggression. The mother approached Kamilla seeking assistance in obtaining a visa to the UK in order to ensure the safety of herself and her child, as they had both experienced violence and were constantly in danger.
Kamilla, as an experienced lawyer specializing in immigration law and human rights, is highly skilled at providing qualified assistance to clients in such situations. She began by thoroughly examining the case and identifying all possible legal aspects that could support the application for a visa based on human rights.
Case Overview
The client and her child were in a difficult situation: they had been forced to leave Ukraine due to the ongoing conflict, but their visa was temporary, and they required legal status to remain in the UK permanently. The mother had been a witness to domestic violence at the hands of her husband, which became a crucial factor in the application for a visa based on human rights.
It was essential to demonstrate that their stay in Ukraine posed a serious threat to their lives and health. Kamilla aimed to assist her client in properly drafting the visa application, gathering all necessary evidence and documents to ensure that the visa application would be submitted promptly and correctly.
Kamilla’s task was not only to provide legal assistance in preparing all the necessary documents but also to help the client navigate the emotionally challenging process of collecting and submitting evidence of violence and trauma.
Approach
Kamilla began her work with the client by holding several detailed consultations. She carefully listened to the account of the events that had occurred in Ukraine, identifying key factors that needed to be considered when preparing the application. During the consultations, Kamilla thoroughly explained the process of submitting the application, outlining the various stages involved.
Building the Evidence Base
- Given the nature of the case, Kamilla began by building a solid evidence base. She assisted the client in collecting all the necessary documents, including:
- The client's testimony about the violence experienced in Ukraine.
- Medical documents confirming the physical and psychological injuries sustained by the woman due to the violence.
- Psychological evaluations confirming the impact of these injuries on the emotional well-being of the client and her child.
- Written testimonies from other individuals who could confirm the facts of the violence and the threat they faced.
Further actions:
- Legal Mechanisms for Application. Kamilla also guided the client through the available legal mechanisms for submitting a human rights-based visa application in the UK. She explained all the options, such as seeking asylum on the grounds of violence, or applying for a visa through humanitarian programs designed for victims of domestic violence. Kamilla also helped the client understand which types of visas could be applied for, including visas based on humanitarian grounds and visas for women who had been victims of violence, among others that would allow for permanent residence in the UK.
- Psychological Support for the Client. Since the application process could be extremely stressful for individuals who had already experienced violence, Kamilla provided not only legal support but also helped the client find psychological assistance. She emphasized the importance of emotional health, as it played a crucial role in successfully navigating legal and administrative procedures. Kamilla recommended psychologists specializing in working with individuals who had experienced trauma from violence and helped set up counseling sessions for the client.
- Submission and Support Throughout the Process. Once all the documents were gathered and reviewed, Kamilla submitted the visa application on behalf of the client. She provided ongoing support throughout the entire process, ensuring that all documents were submitted on time and correctly prepared. In accordance with the requirements of the UK immigration authorities, Kamilla submitted all necessary confirmations and explanations to support the application.
Positive Outcome.
Thanks to Kamilla's professionalism and meticulous preparation of the documents, the client and her child were granted permission for temporary residence in the United Kingdom on human rights grounds. This not only allowed them to escape a country where their lives were under threat, but also provided them the opportunity to begin a new chapter in a safe environment. This case serves as an example of Kamilla's high level of professionalism in resolving complex immigration and legal issues, where legal analysis is combined with a deeply human approach to each client.
Advantages for Clients
Legal Expertise: Kamilla has extensive experience in handling visa applications for individuals seeking protection under human rights, particularly for women and children who have been victims of violence.
Comprehensive Services: Kamilla offers a wide range of services, covering not only legal assistance but also psychological support for those who have experienced violence.
Personalized Approach: Kamilla takes into account the individual needs of each client, ensuring that every detail is given the utmost attention.
Question
How can I apply for a visa based on human rights if I have been a victim of violence?
Answer
You should consult a qualified lawyer who will assist you in gathering all the necessary documentation that proves your situation and help you prepare your application for the visa.
Question
What documents do I need to submit for a human rights-based visa application?
Answer
You will need to provide evidence of the violence you have experienced, including medical records, psychological evaluations, testimonies from witnesses, and other supporting documents. A lawyer will assist you in gathering these documents and preparing your application.

Obtaining a visa to the United Kingdom based on human rights is a complex and lengthy process that requires careful attention and deep knowledge of immigration law. Kamilla Baratova has demonstrated a high level of professionalism by assisting her client not only with the legal aspects but also with emotional support throughout the challenging legal procedures.