You will have to apply for a Returning Resident visa. With UK citizenship you can freely enter, exit, live and work in the UK forever. You can even stand for public office. Before you can apply for citizenship, you must hold ILR for a minimum of 12 months. Dual citizenship allows you to become a citizen of two or more countries and acquire a second or multiple passports.
UK law allows for dual citizenship but be sure to check the relevant laws in your home country. Find out more information about countries that have specific dual citizenship requirements.
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It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website. In general they seems to mean the same for me. Post by John » Thu Jul 12, am Using your numbering :- Once granted, effectively there is no difference.
If on the EU route you progress towards PR. No difference That depends upon personal circumstances. However whilst applications on the EU route are free, those on the UK route are increasingly expensive. As they say, "you pays your money and takes your choice"! Post by ashishashah » Thu Jul 12, pm Hmm. Not sure about British Passport though. If you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always gotten.
Post by Christophe » Thu Jul 12, pm ashishashah wrote: Hmm. Post by ashishashah » Thu Jul 12, pm Ok so "natuarlisation" means British Citizenship then?? Post by John » Thu Jul 12, pm Is this correct? Can easily prove with P60's and lots of other papers.
So does that 2 years on student visa counts towards that 5 years required to PR? Thank you for quick response on my previous question panus.
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