What does UKIAT mean?
UKIAT means United Kingdom Immigration Appeals Tribunal
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for United Kingdom Immigration Appeals Tribunal?
United Kingdom Immigration Appeals Tribunal can be abbreviated as UKIAT
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What does UKIAT stand for? UKIAT stands for "United Kingdom Immigration Appeals Tribunal". |
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How to abbreviate "United Kingdom Immigration Appeals Tribunal"? "United Kingdom Immigration Appeals Tribunal" can be abbreviated as UKIAT. |
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What is the meaning of UKIAT abbreviation? The meaning of UKIAT abbreviation is "United Kingdom Immigration Appeals Tribunal". |
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What is UKIAT abbreviation? One of the definitions of UKIAT is "United Kingdom Immigration Appeals Tribunal". |
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What does UKIAT mean? UKIAT as abbreviation means "United Kingdom Immigration Appeals Tribunal". |
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What is shorthand of United Kingdom Immigration Appeals Tribunal? The most common shorthand of "United Kingdom Immigration Appeals Tribunal" is UKIAT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- UKLGIG - United Kingdom Lesbian and Gay Immigration Group
- UKMUN - United Kingdom Model United Nations
- UKUF - United Kingdom United Front
- UKUSA - United Kingdom-United States of America
- UNA-UK - United Nations Association of the United Kingdom
- USARSGUK - United States Army Standardization Group, United Kingdom
- USUK - United States - United Kingdom
- IRTA - Immigration Review Tribunal of Australia
- IAB - Immigration Appeals Board
- TA - United Kingdom to United States
- UKIS - United Kingdom Immigration Service
- ATD - Appeals Tribunal Decisions
- IAAS - Immigration Appeals Advisory Service
- IAT - Immigration Appeal Tribunal
- IRT - Immigration Review Tribunal
- UKCI - United Kingdom Commercial and Immigration
- UKEAT - United Kingdom Employment Appeal Tribunal
- IAP - Immigration Appeals Practicum
- at - Appeals Tribunal
- unat - United Nations Appeals Tribunal