Obywatelstwo brytyjskie

[donat351]

Pojawilo sie wiele postow podajacych bledne informacje na temat warunkow
jakie trzeba spelnic, aby uzyskac brytyjskie obywatelstwo.

Proponuje dyskusje wraz z przedstawianiem cytatow i podawaniem zrodla.

[lol21ndm]

Za czasow "mojej" emigracji prawo bylo takie, ze o obywatelstwo mozna bylo
starac sie po trzech latach (jesli w legalnym zwiazku malzenskim
z Brytyjczykiem) badz po pieciu latach legalnego pobytu stalego w UK. Pewnie
byly i inne jeszcze przepisy, ale mnie juz nie interesowaly. Sama jestem
ciekawa, jak prawo wyglada teraz, po wejsciu PL do EU. Niestety, nie mam nowych
wiadomosci (obywatelstwo mam od lat, wiec moja wiedza jest w tym przypadku
przeterminowana).


Czas cos zmienic.
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Praca w Anglii

[lol21ndm]

Tutaj jest chyba wszystko?

www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applying/nationality/

lektura obowiazkowa

[donat351]

odrobilem za was prace domowa.

1. Indefinite leave to remain

www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/6353/11406/formseto0606.pdf

SET (O)
In the following categories, the qualifying period changed from 4 to 5 years on
3 April 2006: work permit holder; employment not requiring a work permit;
writer, composer or artist; UK ancestry; and highly skilled migrant. If you
were previously granted leave to enter or remain for 4 years in any of these
categories, you will need to apply for an extension of stay to complete the new
5-year qualifying period. You should do this on Form FLR(O) for categories
other than work permit holder. In that category the prescribed form for an
extension of stay is Form FLR(IED). Your employer may also need to apply for
your work permit to be extended if it does not already cover the 5- year
period.

2.

www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applying/eeaeunationals

• If you are an EEA national and wish to be issued with confirmation of
your right of residence in the United Kingdom you can apply for a Registration
Certificate, using form EEA1. If your family members are EEA nationals they
have the same rights to live and work in the United Kingdom as you and can also
apply for a Registration Certificate. They should be included on the EEA 1
application form. However, there is no requirement for EEA nationals living in
the United Kingdom to apply.

3.

applying for citizenship


www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applying/nationality/formsandguidance/

4.

EEA1


www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/6353/11406/formeea1.pdf

5.

You can also contact us by using the e-mail address:
[e-mail]
Please note that due to the high volume of e-mails received at this e-mail
address it may take up 10 days to reply to your query.
If you wish to make a freedom of information request to Nationality Group you
should do so in writing to:
FOI requests
Nationality Group
PO Box 306
India Buildings
Water Street
Liverpool
L2 0QN
Alternatively you can e-mail your requests to
[e-mail]
The addresses above are for FOI requests only. Other correspondence should be
sent to the address stated earlier on this page.

6.

www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applying/nationality/advice/bn1?view=Standard

2 Naturalisation
• Foreign nationals may apply for certificates of naturalisation. This
also applies to Commonwealth citizens and Irish citizens.

Applicants must:
• have lived legally in the United Kingdom for five years (the last year
should have been free of any time limit);
• be 18 or over
• not be of unsound mind;
• be of good character;
• have sufficient knowledge of English, Welsh or Scottish Gaelic
(depending on their age and physical and mental condition); and
• stay closely connected with the United Kingdom.

The wife or husband of a British citizen may apply for naturalisation after
living in the United Kingdom legally for three years. The applicant's stay must
not be subject to any time limit on the date of application; the applicant must
be 18 or over and not of unsound mind, and must have sufficient knowledge of
the language but does not need to intend to live in the United Kingdom once
naturalised. He or she must be of good character, however.
To meet these residence requirements, you must not be absent from the United
Kingdom for more than 450 days over the 5-year period, or for more than 270
days over the 3-year period. In each case, you must not be absent for more than
90 days in the last year of the period.
More detailed information about registration and naturalisation is available by
contacting the Home Office at the address given below.

7.

www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applying/nationality/generalrequirements

General requirements for applying for naturalisation
Guide AN (NEW) - Nationality as a British Citizen - a guide for applicants
Advice about Nationality
Application forms and Guidance notes

Naturalisation is not an entitlement and a decision can only be made to grant
citizenship if you can demonstrate that you satisfy the legal requirements and
the Home Secretary thinks fit.
The legal requirements you should meet before you are apply are that you:
1. Are aged 18 or over when you apply
2. Are of sound mind, so that you understand the step you are taking
3. Intend to continue to live in the UK, or to enter or continue in Crown
Service, the service of an international organisation of which the UK is a
member or the service of a company or association established in the UK
4. Can communicate in English (or Welsh or Scottish Gaelic) to an acceptable
degree
5. Have sufficient knowledge about life in the UK (this requirement will apply
to all applications received by the Home Office on or after 1 November 2005
6. Are of good character
7. Have lived legally in the UK for a minimum of five years before you apply
(three years if you are applying on the basis of marriage to a British citizen)
and are free from immigration time restrictions.