Short answer. An Instagram account disabled in the UK is appealed from the login notice. Screenshot it, request a review from the button, and finish any selfie check in the app. Message UnbanPro on WhatsApp with the username and the screenshot. We never ask for your password.
An Instagram account disabled in the UK is handled from the notice on your phone or on instagram.com. England, Scotland, Wales, or Northern Ireland, the screen is the appeal. You do not post the case to a separate UK form. You use the button Instagram already showed you.
Log in on a device you have used before. Screenshot the headline, any policy line, and any countdown. Capture the app and instagram.com when both open. One of them can show a line the other folds away.
Then request the review from the button. Confirm the email on the account. If a video selfie appears, record it in the app with one face and clear light. Do not send us the clip. Instagram selfie video verification is the short version of that check.
Submit once. Watch the inbox, including junk mail. A thin notice that names no post is still a real case. Say that in the note, and do not invent a rule. Instagram account banned for no reason matches that screen.
A UK shop on Instagram should say so in the first line of the appeal: the business name, and that this handle is the shop. If Facebook shows a separate disable, add Facebook account disabled. If the profile still opens and only ads are blocked, use Facebook ad account disabled.
A hacked email is a second job. Secure the inbox, then follow Instagram hacked recover along with the notice. Do not open a replacement account on the same phone number while this one is under appeal.
Ignore DMs that ask for the password or a login code. Those are not Meta, and they are not us.
Have us file it
We work on WhatsApp and on help@unbanpro.com. The review is free. It takes a few days. We file through Meta’s own official channels, open support chats, send follow-up emails, and push the case hard until it gets looked at. 100% refund if we can’t get your account back. We never ask for your password.