Can anyone explain the differences / advantages / disadvantages between British Citizenship and Naturalisation?
I’m aware it’s 3 years v 5 years.
Thank you for any help.
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The conversation centers around the differences between British Citizenship and Naturalisation, noting that British Citizenship can generally be obtained after three years of residency with a permanent address, while Naturalisation is the process for those living abroad. The discussion includes some confusion about the group's focus on visa-related topics, indicating a desire for clarity on the distinctions relevant to visa and immigration contexts.
visa group and I’m asking a visa related question?
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Ian ************
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Todd *********
British citizenship is an unfortunate tragedy of bad parental planning. They could have had you anywhere nice , but either got stuck in the UK, or just wanted you to suffer along with them.
Michael *********
Todd McGowan
And how they have treated the Irish and Ireland, never mind many
other parts of the world.
Thais tell visitors that their country is the only one in SE Asia that was not colonized by the West (France in Indochina and ... you've guessed it).
haha, as I said, bygone days. I think we may still invite over for a tea party every decade or so, but she is pretty much useless for us at this point. If that is what her subjects (you poor sods) consider 'wonderful', then things have gone far worse then i believed in the Divided Queendom.
ahh I see you are from BRITISH columbia, dont like the old colonial roots ahh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Bim *******
Naturalisation is applying for citizenship if you live abroad I understand. It's the legal process to obtain citizenship if you don't have a permanent address in the UK. I believe that's the difference. My Thai wife is a British citizen but she had to have lived in the UK for three years under leave to remain visa and have a permanent address in the UK.
Ryan ********
You may want to contact the British embassy!
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Ryan ********
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