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If you're thinking about applying for British citizenship, it's important to know as much about the process as possible. The more you know about it, the better you will be able to prepare and give yourself the best possible chance of a successful application. Of course, one of the most important things to know is how much it costs, so, what are the British citizenship application fees you need to know?
If you're a skilled worker or student, it's important you consider the details of finding a Tier 2 sponsorship job in the UK before starting to make your applications or travel arrangements. Understanding the process, what you need to know, and what you should expect is essential for making it as smooth and stress-free an experience as possible.
You may wish to apply for British citizenship if you have lived or worked in the country for some time, or if you plan to remain in the UK on a long-term or permanent basis. British citizenship and nationality law is complex as are the processes to gain citizenship.
The UK government has announced a new visa for British Nationals (Overseas) in Hong Kong in response to security legislation from the Chinese government. Published in October, the new policy, which introduces two new migration routes, will take effect from January 2021, with special measures included for those arriving in the UK prior to this.
Currently, you will require a Tier 2 Sponsor Licence if you wish to employ somebody who lives outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland to work for you in the UK. You may need to get a Sponsor Licence even if the person in question is not being remunerated; if they’re involved solely in charitable work, for example. It’s always worth remembering that sponsoring someone doesn’t automatically mean that they’ll be granted permission to come to the UK.
The current pandemic has had far-reaching effects across the UK, and indeed throughout the world. Media coverage focuses on the impact on our economy and the strain placed upon the NHS, but there has also been a significant impact on immigration and the issuing of visas in the UK.
At present, many EU citizens who have been living and working in the UK, are looking to go home to spend time with their families following lockdown restrictions. The EU Settlement Scheme has been marketed by the UK government as being simple and generous, and since March 2019, 3.4 million European citizens have applied for pre-settled or settled status in the UK. However, no one could have predicted the immense challenges and upheaval that would come with the global pandemic.
The Home Office has issued an apology to a 90-year-old man, an American citizen, after previously denying him a spousal visa. The Home Office now states that there was never any need for Albert Dolbec to apply for leave to remain.
A parliamentary committee has published a scathing report into the actions of the Home Office concerning immigration detention, finding that policy and guidance are ‘too often not being followed’.
A new Ipsos Mori poll has shown a marked increase in support for immigration by the UK population, prompting questions as to a potential unexpected effect of Brexit.
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