Requesting the UK Immigration Act 1971

The United Kingdom is a country with a long history and large number of immigrants exported to foreign countries. There are British immigrants in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina and many other countries. But there are also foreign immigrants entering the UK. The British government established the Immigration Regulations in 1962.

In 1971, the United Kingdom enacted the Immigration Act. Citizens of EU representative countries do not need to apply for a tourist visa when entering the UK, and the procedure is very simple. For those immigrating to the UK, there are many choices in terms of lifestyle and job opportunities.

In 1981, Parliament passed the amendment to the British Nationality Act, which was officially implemented in 1983 and has been in use ever since.