How long does it take to be naturalized if you marry an Englishman?

Immigrants who are naturalized in Britain through marriage need to live in Britain legally for three years before they can be naturalized.

Conditions for naturalization as a British citizen If you marry a British citizen, the applicant must:

1. Have the qualification of indefinite residence in the UK (or equivalent qualification [for this purpose], such as the right of abode, Irish citizen, etc. );

2. Have lived in the UK legally for three years;

3. Show a full understanding of British life, such as passing the British life test or taking a comprehensive course in English and citizenship. Proof of the above-mentioned examination or course must be submitted when applying for naturalization. For applicants over the age of 65, the language requirement can usually be waived, and applicants aged 60-65 can also be exempted;

Extended data:

From the date of 65438+2004 10/day, all new applicants aged 1 8 or above who apply for British citizenship through naturalization or registration must attend the citizenship ceremony and swear allegiance to Britain and the British monarch, if their applications are approved.

Naturalization ceremonies are usually held by the following departments or personnel:

The local councils of England, Scotland and Wales, the Northern Ireland Office, the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey governments, the governors of various British overseas territories, and the relevant departments of the British Consulate outside the UK and its territories.

People born before 1949, from Ireland and the Republic of China, do not need to attend the naturalization ceremony when they restore British nationality according to Chapter 3 of the British Nationality Act 198 1. However, if the persons concerned apply for British citizenship through naturalization or registration in the future, they must attend the citizenship ceremony.

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