Documents, timelines, fees and changes: 38 articles on “Citizenship” in the UK, plus help from a lawyer.
Naturalisation is the process by which a non-British adult becomes a British citizen. An application must be made to the Home Office.
If you've previously renounced British citizenship, you can apply to have it reinstated. We provide a step-by-step guide to this process.
The High Court of the UK has upheld the Home Office policy of refusing citizenship to refugees who entered the country irregularly. The decision was made in the case of R (on the application of…
If your child was born outside the UK, they may be eligible for British citizenship. We'll guide you through the registration process.
The UK Immigration Service has published guidance on priority treatment for citizenship applications. This guidance is intended for immigration staff.
When applying for British citizenship, you must meet the good character requirement. This is a mandatory requirement set out in the British Nationality Act 1981.
The EU Commission has adopted Delegated Regulation 2015/2446, which has the force of law. Check our guide to understand the implications for workers and employers. The Commission has also published…
The UK Home Office has withdrawn refusals of citizenship in good character cases. Four judicial review claims against the Home Office have been resolved.
If there are errors on your registration or naturalisation certificate, you can correct them using Form RR. This guide will walk you through the correction process.
The3million challenges travel restrictions on EU Settlement Scheme applicants, affecting EU citizens and their family members living in the UK.
In July 2025, the UK Home Office amended the definition of 'continuous qualifying period' in the EU Settlement Scheme, creating an alternative set of absence rules for pre-settled status holders.
Children can acquire British citizenship automatically at birth or through registration. Learn how to register a child as British. British citizenship provides the right to live and work in the UK…
EU citizens and their families granted settled status in the UK must understand the absence rules. Absence can affect their status.
New Erasmus+ programme regulations are in effect. Learn how this affects your data processing. The regulations enable the processing of personal data as part of the programme.
Since 2025, the UK Home Office has been automatically converting some people with pre-settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme to full settled status. This happens without requiring a new…
If you have a certain type of British nationality, you can register as a British citizen. Learn how to do it. Registering as a British citizen gives you the right to vote and live in the UK without…
The 2026 Regulations amend EU electronic commerce rules, potentially affecting your business.
The UK Home Office has announced changes to the EU Settlement Scheme. The system now checks for 30 months of tax and benefit payments in the last 60 months and cross-references with travel data.
Americans face challenges in obtaining work visas in Europe, but Canadians have it easier. Learn why and how this affects you.
Get information on registering children as British citizens. This guide helps you understand the process and requirements. Registering children as British citizens can be done by entitlement or…
The Special Immigration Appeals Commission (SIAC) has dismissed the appeals of two Iraqi Kurds against citizenship deprivation and deportation. Read more about the ruling in our article.
EU Settlement Scheme: guidance for immigration staff. Check the requirements and procedures.
The 'EU Exit: ID Document Check' app is for EU citizens and their families applying to the EU Settlement Scheme. It allows you to check your identity documents and get your residence status.
The High Court has ruled that the closure of the Surinder Singh route was lawful. This decision affects EU citizens living in the UK.
On April 8, 2026, immigration fees in the UK will increase due to inflation and rising costs. The application fee for indefinite leave to remain will rise by £197.
Unlawful delays in processing EU Settlement Scheme applications. Long queues at Home Office breach EU and EEA citizens' rights.
The UK High Court has upheld the interim removal of an EU national convicted of a terrorism offence. The decision was made in the case of Mina Dich v Secretary of State for the Home Department.
If you're living in the UK and want to become a British citizen, you'll need to apply for citizenship by naturalisation. We'll guide you through the process.
If you are an Irish citizen or a certain type of British national, you may be able to register as a British citizen. This guide will help you through the registration process.
New rules for registration as a British Overseas Territories citizen (BOTC(F)) for people born before July 2006 to unmarried fathers. Detailed information and instructions can be found on the UK…
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