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Can Commonwealth Citizens with the Right of Abode Naturalise as a British citizen?

Can Commonwealth Citizens with the Right of Abode Naturalise as a British citizen? To answer this question, we need to clarify the following three points: Who is a Commonwealth citizen? What are the rules for acquiring the Right of Abode?

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Best of Both Worlds for Northern Ireland-born British Citizens

John and Gwen are in love. They recently married. John lives in the UK. He has a house and works on a full-time basis. Gwen is a visa national. She needs a visa to enter the UK and live with

Svitlana Shlapak 28th May 2020 British Citizenship, EEA/EU, Spouse of a British Citizen Read more

Can British Citizens Still Benefit from EU Law?

Can British Citizens Still Benefit from EU Law? (The Surinder Singh Immigration Route?) John is a British citizen. Gwen, his wife, is from a visa national country. They have a daughter Kathryn, who is a British citizen. John passed his

Svitlana Shlapak 7th May 202010th May 2020 British Citizenship, EEA/EU Read more

British Citizenship by Birth (Automatic Acquisition)

British Citizenship by Birth (Automatic Acquisition):  There are three ways of becoming a British citizen: By birth (automatic acquisition) By registration (when automatic acquisition route is not available) By naturalisation (the procedure of acquiring British citizenship by a citizen of

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Deprivation of Citizenship

Derivation Deprivation of citizenship is a legal process of taking citizenship away. The key phrase here is: ‘conducive to publish good’. From 16 June 2006, the Home Office can make a decision to deprive a person of his British citizenship

Svitlana Shlapak 9th January 202010th January 2020 Avoid Refusals, British Citizenship Read more

FAQs: The Sponsor Returning to the UK with the Applicant

Frequently Asked Questions: The Sponsor Returning to the UK with the Applicant, Meeting the Financial Requirement Alan is a British citizen living in the UK together with his Canadian spouse and two children in Toronto, Canada. Both children are Alan’s

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UK Fiancé Visa (3 of 3)

UK Fiancé Visa (3 of 3) This is the final of the trilogy of articles, which I wrote to explain the fiancé visa immigration route. If you read the previous two articles, you already know that there are 3 elements

Svitlana Shlapak 15th August 201910th October 2019 Avoid Refusals, British Citizenship, Latest Post, Spouse of a British Citizen Read more

How Can Children of EU Citizen Get Their British Citizenship If They Are Born abroad?

How Can Children of EU Citizen Get Their British Citizenship If They Are Born abroad?   The Law According to the British Nationality Act 1981: ‘A person born outside the United Kingdom shall be a British citizen if at the

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An English Language Requirement. Do You Need to Meet It?

Background The UK Government introduced an English language requirement in 2010. A person’s ability to speak English language is the key element to social integration and economic growth of the country.  If you are applying for a visa to enter

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Which form do I need to complete as a Spouse of a British Citizen?

Which form to complete as a spouse of a British Citizen? This is one of the most frequently asked questions, which I get a lot. I do agree that it may be quite confusing. There are a number of various forms.

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Can I get a British passport if I am married to a British Citizen?

Can I get a British passport if I am married to a British Citizen? The short answer is ‘Yes, you can!’. However there is a certain journey you need to undertake before this happens. Entry Clearance = 33 months If you

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7 STEPS TO A SUCCESSFUL BRITISH CITIZENSHIP APPLICATION ( 60 seconds OVERVIEW)

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Become a British citizen, the 3-Year Route

There are different ways to become a British citizen. The most common is called ‘naturalisation’. In this video I explain the 3-Year Route for your naturalisation application: Click the link to Grab My FREE Training Worth $397 On How To

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Become a British citizen (the 5-year route)

There are different ways to become a British citizen. The most common is called ‘naturalisation’, which is appropriate for adults  aged 18 and over. There is a 5-year and a 3-year route. The 3-year route may be an option for

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Become a British citizen (the 3-year route)

There are different ways to become a British citizen. The most common is called ‘naturalisation’. If you are married to, or the civil partner of, a British citizen, you can apply for British citizenship by naturalisation, provided you meet FIVE

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