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When does the specific eight-day arrival restriction on a Tribunal bail grant end?

For a person detained under Immigration Act 1971 Schedule 2 paragraph 16(1), the Tribunal cannot grant bail until after eight days beginning with arrival in the UK. The earliest unrestricted day is day nine of presence. This is not a promise of release or a filing deadline. This source guide provides no automated date or paid record.

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Period
Eight days including arrival; earliest grant day is arrival plus eight calendar days
Trigger
Established date of arrival in the UK, with paragraph 16(1) detention confirmed
Rule
Immigration Act 2016, Schedule 10, paragraph 3
Immigration Act 2016, Schedule 10, paragraph 3

Current official primary text and issuing-authority guidance acquired October 8, 2026.

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The official procedure requires the facts and counting method described in this guide. The legacy preset does not establish them and remains contained. No automatic date or paid record is available.

Immigration Act 2016, Schedule 10, paragraph 3

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When does the specific eight-day arrival restriction on a Tribunal bail grant end?

For a person detained under Immigration Act 1971 Schedule 2 paragraph 16(1), the Tribunal cannot grant bail until after eight days beginning with arrival in the UK. The earliest unrestricted day is day nine of presence. This is not a promise of release or a filing deadline. This source guide provides no automated date or paid record.

Responsible actor. First-tier Tribunal considering a grant to a person within the specified detention category.

Verify detention under the exact paragraph identified in paragraph 3(3).

Record arrival day as day one of the eight-day restriction.

Distinguish the end of this restriction from actual availability of a bail hearing.

Use only the statutory arrival-based grant restriction in paragraph 3(3). Do not substitute detention start or apply this rule to a different detention power.

Immigration Act 2016, Schedule 10, paragraph 3

How does this provision count time?

  1. Establish paragraph 3(3) applies.
  2. Enumerate arrival day through day eight.
  3. Identify the following day as the earliest date free of this particular restriction.
  4. Check removal consent and all other bail requirements.

Count arrival as day one. The eight-day restriction ends after arrival plus seven days. The earliest following day is arrival plus eight days.

This substantive restriction does not extend merely because its last day or the earliest grant day falls on a weekend or Christmas shutdown. Do not import a filing deadline rollover.

Immigration Act 2016, Schedule 10, paragraph 3

Which facts prevent one automatic date?

The official procedure requires the facts and counting method described in this guide. The legacy preset does not establish them and remains contained. No automatic date or paid record is available.

ResultRead the operative provision and establish the applicable branch.

Which conditions and exceptions apply?

Specified detention
The rule applies to detention under Schedule 2 paragraph 16(1), not every immigration detention power.
Other restrictions
Removal directions and consent can still restrict the Tribunal after day nine.
Immigration Act 2016, Schedule 10, paragraph 3
  • Use only the statutory arrival-based grant restriction in paragraph 3(3). Do not substitute detention start or apply this rule to a different detention power.
  • Use only the statutory arrival-based grant restriction in paragraph 3(3). Do not substitute detention start or apply this rule to a different detention power.

What must the responsible actor complete?

Questions about this procedure

When does the specific eight-day arrival restriction on a Tribunal bail grant end?

Is arrival day included?

Yes. Paragraph 3(3) says eight days beginning with the date of arrival.

Immigration Act 2016, Schedule 10, paragraph 3

Why is the earliest date arrival plus eight rather than seven?

The Tribunal is barred until after the full eight-day period. Arrival plus seven is still day eight; the following date is day nine.

Immigration Act 2016, Schedule 10, paragraph 3

Does a Saturday earliest date move to Monday?

The statutory threshold does not itself move. Whether a hearing or grant can be arranged on Saturday is a different procedural fact.

Immigration Act 2016, Schedule 10, paragraph 3

Is this a deadline to submit Form B1?

No. The provision limits the Tribunal’s power to grant bail for a specified category.

Immigration Act 2016, Schedule 10, paragraph 3

Can I enter the day I was later detained?

No. The event is arrival. A different detention-start date changes the result incorrectly.

Immigration Act 2016, Schedule 10, paragraph 3

Does the calculator establish that bail will be granted?

No. Other statutory restrictions, the paragraph 3 considerations and the Tribunal’s decision still apply.

Immigration Act 2016, Schedule 10, paragraph 3

Official sources and review

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