Judicial review fees are increasing

On Tuesday, 8 April 2025, the Upper Tribunal will raise judicial review fees, including:

• Permission to apply for judicial review: from £169 to £174
• Judicial review (oral review): from £424 to £438
• Proceed with judicial review – permission granted at oral hearing: from £385 to £436
• Proceeding with a judicial review – after permission granted: from £847 to £874
• Permission for judicial review – permission granted to proceed where proceedings started (otherwise than by application for permission): from £169 to £174
• Judicial review general application – on notice (where no other fee is specified): from £281 to £290
• Judicial review general application – by consent or without notice (where no other fee is specified): from £110 to £114
• Judicial review – application for a summons or order from a witness to attend the Tribunal: from £55 to £57

The list can be found here: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2025/351/made

Judicial review is a way to challenge the decisions acts (and sometimes failure to act) of the Home Office or other public body. It can be a lengthy and expensive process. Before seeking judicial review, we recommend speaking with a lawyer. They can assess your case and identify your options, including judicial review.

If you would like to discuss your situation with us, contact our specialist immigration team today at 0208 995 3556.