UK Dual Citizenship 2026: Two Nationalities & How It Works
Dual citizenship refers to the status of an individual who is recognised by two different countries as holding separate and concurrent citizenship for those two different nations. Each country, however, has its own rules relating to citizenship and the circumstances in which it recognises individuals as having nationality. So while the UK allows its citizens […]
How to Register as a British Citizen
If you hold British nationality, you may be eligible to register for British citizenship. Most commonly, you would be eligible for registration as a British citizen if you were born either in the UK or outside the UK to a British parent and are not automatically classed as a British citizen because of this, or […]
British Citizenship for EU Nationals
British citizenship allows EU nationals to live, work and travel without immigration restrictions, offering full rights and protections under UK law. Those who secure citizenship can apply for a British passport, vote in general elections and access all public services without limitations. Becoming a British citizen is a major life decision, and EU nationals should […]
Path from Innovator Visa to ILR: Requirements & Guide
If you are currently running your own business in the UK under the Innovator route, you may be thinking about making Britain your permanent home. To do this, you would need to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR). You should apply during the last month of your current permission to be in the UK. […]
Form AN British Naturalisation Form
Form AN is used by most non-UK nationals applying to naturalise in the UK as a British citizen. It is important that you ensure you satisfy the eligibility requirements for naturalisation before starting the application process, and that you take care when completing the form. Failure to complete Form AN correctly may result in a […]
ILR for Dependants
The route from a dependent visa to Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) in the UK allows family members of primary visa holders to achieve settled status. Dependants, including spouses, partners and children, may qualify for ILR if they meet specific requirements, such as completing the necessary residency period. Attaining ILR is an important step for […]
3 Points on Licence & British Citizenship
Applications for British naturalisation can quickly become complicated if the applicant has a criminal conviction, since past offences can impact your eligibility to meet the good character requirement. What many naturalisation applicants don’t realise is that even minor road traffic offences can come under scrutiny when applying for British citizenship. The Home Office takes the […]
EU Citizens’ Rights After Brexit
Following the UK’s departure from the European Union and the end of EU free movement on 31 December 2020, EU citizens’ rights in Britain have undergone significant reform. The introduction of the UK’s points-based immigration system created a two-tier structure for EU nationals: those who were resident in the UK by the end of the […]
EEA Family Permit Guide 2025
The EEA Family Permit was an immigration route that allowed non-EEA family members to join or accompany EEA or Swiss nationals in the UK. It granted permission to live, work and study in the UK for up to six months and allowed unrestricted travel in and out of the country during that period. This route […]
EUSS Family Permit for the UK
The EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) family permit allows certain family members of EU, EEA, or Swiss citizens who were living in the UK by 31 December 2020 to join them for up to six months. It is free to apply and permits the holder to work, study, and travel in and out of the UK […]