How to become a British citizen

Question 1: How do I become a British citizen? Conditions for applying for British citizenship:

1。 Have lived in the UK for five consecutive years, and have been away from the UK for no more than 450 days in five years, and no more than 90 days in the latest year.

2。 You must be in the UK on the same day five years before applying for naturalization.

3。 One year before naturalization, you must be exempt from immigration control (that is, you need to hold permanent residency for at least one year).

4。 You need two people who have known you for more than three years and are at least 25 years old to be your naturalization referees (one must hold British nationality and the other must have a professional title-in Britain-the British Immigration Bureau has a list).

The above is the normal way of naturalization, and it will be easier for the spouse to be a British depositor.

Question 2: How can I become a British citizen?

1。 Have lived in the UK for five consecutive years, and have been away from the UK for no more than 450 days in five years, and no more than 90 days in the latest year.

2。 You must be in the UK on the same day five years before applying for naturalization.

3。 One year before naturalization, you must be exempt from immigration control (that is, you need to hold permanent residency for at least one year).

4。 You need two people who have known you for more than three years and are at least 25 years old to be your naturalization referees (one must hold British nationality and the other must have a professional title-in Britain-the British Immigration Bureau has a list).

The above is the normal way of naturalization, and it will be easier if the spouse is British.

Question 3: How can I become a British citizen? British citizenship can be obtained in the following ways:

1. According to the principle of place of birth, one of the parents was a British citizen or had settled in Britain at the time of birth.

2. According to the principle of bloodline, one parent becomes a British citizen because of qualifications other than bloodline (such as birth, adoption, registration or naturalization). One example is emma watson and the other is sasha jackson. She was born in France, but her parents have British nationality, so she is a British citizen.

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As far as nationality is concerned, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man are usually considered as part of Britain.

People who obtain British citizenship by the second method are citizens by blood. Citizenship obtained by the first, third or fifth method is to become a British citizen by virtue of qualifications other than descent. Become a citizen through registration (the fourth method), as the case may be. Only citizenship acquired through qualifications other than descent can be automatically passed on to children born overseas through registration.

Born in Britain and obtained British citizenship.

According to the British Nationality Act 198 1 which came into effect in June, anyone born in Britain, whose parents are British citizens or have settled in Britain will automatically become a British citizen.

Only one parent meets these conditions.

The term "settlement" here refers to living in Britain, having the right of abode or indefinite residence permit, or being a citizen of the European Union or a member of the European Economic Area or having the right of permanent residence. Irish citizens in Britain are also considered to settle here.

There are special regulations for parents who are citizens of the European Union, the European Economic Area or Switzerland. 2000 10.2,10, and April 30, 2006, the relevant laws were revised.

For children born after July 2006 1, if only the father meets the requirements, the parents must be married. People who get married after birth can usually begin to pass on their citizenship.

If parents are not married, but they can inherit their nationality after marriage, the British Home Office will generally register their children as British citizens after receiving the application. Children must be under the age of 18 on the date of registration.

If one parent acquires British citizenship or "settled" status after the child is born, the child can be registered as a British citizen under the age of 18.

If a child lives in the UK until the age of 10 (10), he has the right to be registered as a British citizen for life, regardless of his immigration status and the nationality of his parents.

Children whose parents are British overseas citizens or British nationals or stateless persons can obtain British citizenship according to special regulations.

Before 1983, people born in Britain, except children of foreign diplomats and nationals of enemy countries, had British nationality regardless of their parents' entry status. This provision also applies to visiting soldiers from other countries, so children born to soldiers (such as US troops stationed in Britain) who visited Britain before 1983 are British citizens because of the principle of place of birth.

Obtain British citizenship by descent

The rules for obtaining British citizenship by descent vary according to the time of birth of the person concerned.

Since 1983

1983 1 After that, children born outside the UK will automatically acquire British citizenship if one of their parents becomes a British citizen by virtue of a qualification other than descent at birth.

Only one parent needs to become a citizen by virtue of qualifications other than descent.

Before July 1 2006, an unmarried father may not pass on his nationality to his children, although if his parents finally get married and if his children are born legally, his father may pass on his nationality to him, and his children can generally become British citizens from then on.

If the preceding paragraph is not met, children can only apply before 18 years old if their parents can inherit their nationality after marriage.

If the parents are British citizens by descent, there are other regulations. Under normal circumstances, parents should have ... >>

Question 4: How to become a British citizen and its influence on the naturalized person's original nationality. It is very difficult to become a British citizen. The safest thing is to have a job, and the annual salary meets the standards of the Ministry of the Interior. The original nationality is based on the laws of the country of original nationality and the country of accession. For example, China does not recognize dual citizenship, while Britain does. Then China people can have British nationality only after they have joined British nationality, and China nationality is deemed to be automatically renounced.

Question 5: How to deal with the letter of proof that you have not joined British nationality? This is the answer on the homeoffice website.

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Question 6: How to acquire British citizenship? Britain is a non-immigrant country.

Britain * * * has different conditions and regulations on the entry and residence of people with different identities:

1. Non-visa nationals who enter the UK without a visa.

1 British citizen) (BC): Free to enter and leave the UK, working and living for a long time, not subject to British immigration laws.

2 Returned residents who have the right of permanent residence in the UK can enter the UK without a visa if they have been away from the UK for less than two years, have not accepted * * * to leave the country at public expense, and the purpose of entering the UK is to return to China or settle down;

Nationals of the European Union or the European Economic Area can enter the UK visa-free.

Citizens of the United States, Canada, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and other countries and regions can enter the UK visa-free, but this does not mean that they are not subject to the control of British immigration laws and can stay and work in the UK for a long time.

(2) Visa National is controlled by British immigration law. In any case, such people need a visa to enter Britain. After entering the country, you can leave the country and re-enter whether you need a visa or not. They can leave and re-enter within the time limit allowed by legal residence and multiple visas.

A under the control of British immigration law, with limited stay time or other restrictions:

1 visitors

Tourists: People who travel for business or personal purposes may be allowed to enter the UK after obtaining an entry visa to the UK.

2 students:

Prepare for future students and students. If the application for an entry visa is approved, you can enter the UK and freely enter and leave the UK within the approved residence period;

Children of 3 students and accompanying students

A person who studies, receives training, works or stays in Britain for a temporary purpose. Their/kloc-unmarried non-British children under the age of 0/8 include biological children. Both adopted children and adopted children can apply for visas to come to Britain to reunite with their parents. The visa period is the same as that of their parents.

4 Working Holiday Makers and Aupairs, mainly young citizens from the Federal District (17-27 years old), can apply for entry and come to work in the UK for holidays: the duration of such visas shall not exceed two years. Or some countries are dominated by C| Europe, and independent unmarried people aged between 65,438+07-27 can apply for visas on the grounds of reciprocal students. Generally, they can get a residence permit of up to 12 months when they come to study English in the UK, but they are not allowed to work. At the end of the first year, you can apply for a second year, not exceeding two years at most. Domestic helpers should not work more than five hours a day and have two days off every week.

5 Work Permit Holder Work Permit Holder: Employers in the UK apply to the Ministry of Labour for a work permit in advance and can apply for a visa to work and stay in the UK with documents. Residence is usually approved at the time of entry, and the time depends on the deadline issued by the Ministry of Labor. If the work permit is not interrupted, the employer can be changed with the consent of the Ministry of Labor. Servant-a servant who has been employed before coming to England. When an employer comes to England, he can apply for a servant to enter England.

Freelancer's license is free.

Freelancer: The following people, without a work permit, must apply for a visa to work in the UK:

Come to England on business.

To do business in the UK, set up a company, or partner with others to do business in the UK, if the Immigration Bureau is satisfied with the applicant's conditions, it generally needs to invest 200,000 pounds of its own funds. For joint-stock enterprises, you need more than half of the shares and you can get a visa to come to the UK. When you enter the country for the first time, most of the immigration authorities will give you a one-year residence period.

8 Retirement, independence

One of the husband and wife should be over 60 years old, have sufficient proof, have no less than 250,000 pounds of non-labor income every year, and need to prove that they have a close relationship with Britain, such as the former ... >>

Question 7: How to become a British citizen when studying in the UK? After studying in Britain, you need to find a job within one year, and then apply for a visa on the basis of your job. After two years, you can apply for a permanent visa from the Ministry of the Interior. With a permanent visa, you can apply for British citizenship if you meet the immigration requirements.

Question 8: How to apply for British citizenship? First of all, naturalization means that the person has acquired the nationality of another country and abandoned the nationality of China; Secondly, the green card is generally used as the right to obtain permanent residency in other countries without changing their China nationality. It is impossible to obtain British citizenship in one step at present. After staying in Europe for five years and then transferring to the UK, you can obtain permanent residence status in Europe. Please leave a message for details.

Question 9: British born nationality. How do children born in Britain become citizens? Before he can apply for British citizenship, he must stay in the UK for ten years and leave the UK for a certain number of days during this period.

Question 10: What do you think of the countries and nations in Britain and England? British, British, English, British (note all capitals).