Right to Remain

The Right to Remain refers to an individual's legal ability to stay in a country, often concerning immigrants and refugees. It protects people from being forcibly removed or deported, provided they meet specific criteria, such as being a refugee, having a long-term residence, or possessing a valid visa. The concept is crucial in immigration law and human rights, ensuring that individuals can live and contribute to society without fear of sudden removal. This right can be contested, so individuals may need to appeal decisions or demonstrate their eligibility to remain legally.