Marjan Sousa

Immigration representative

  • Qualifications: MA (International Relations), OISC level 1 
  • Marjan practices in immigration. She is particularly experienced in family applications, asylum, naturalisation, and working with vulnerable persons and children. 

Immigration practice

  • Article 8, human rights, & family applications
  • ILR & nationality issues
  • Deportation
  • Sponsored working & Business
  • EEA
  • Administrative Review applications
  • Appeals to the immigration tribunals and courts against Home Office decisions
  • Judicial review claims against Home Office decisions

Our Services

Demstone Chambers is led by specialist Barristers, supported by a team of OISC accredited immigration representatives and chambers assistants.

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