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- joaco: it’s so true…i want to start my own business and until i dont pass the bloody bitish citizenship...
- juniorli: i don’t agree with the article, if immigrants are quickly integrated to the uk economy then the money...
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What do you think about Life in the UK test?- Adam: I am very poor in history, politics, etc.... 24/01/2012
- nice: tihs ia good but its to hard ... 22/01/2012
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- R. Hastings: It's a pity that there are thousands of poeple living/working in the UK who cannot understand a single word of English. But genuine poepl... 19/01/2012
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- su: the citizens of this country dont even know half of what we are expected to know if it was something to do with respecting the laws of the land th... 15/01/2012
- heha: questions should be relevant to the life in the uk... 12/01/2012
- jonah: its an irrelevant waste of time designed to keep thick people out and make you more money!... 30/12/2011
- paul: This is where your totally wrong,its nothing to do about speaking English its about learning totally irrelevant questions which the government t... 29/12/2011
- Darek: pretty sure that most of born in the uk would not pass this test...... 23/12/2011
- Mark: It is a test that most of indigenous population would fail. If they did would they be exiled!!!! Stupid idea form a stupid peoples!... 18/12/2011
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- Annette: It is a hard one to judge. I was born here (47 years old) and dont know all the answers. The questions are not about life in the UK. They ... 14/12/2011
- Kamil: The cost of the exam should be lower.... 12/12/2011
- Mike: Anita.. If I'm not mistaken. You don't have to take the Life In The UK Test to be a citizen. - IF your already a qualified UK Permanent Resident... 11/12/2011
- Justyna: The test should don't exist for people who live in Britain more then 10 years...I am live here 14 years and I should don't have the test .... 11/12/2011
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The UK Border Agency Strikes Again. Who is Right?
And again the UK Border Agency in the first page regarding a deportation issue. Who is right this time? The story belongs to Mr Bill Benton of 61 years old that lives with his wife Menna in Langernyw, Wales. Mr … Continue reading
The ESOL No Longer Requirement for Citizenship
The Border Agency announced past Monday that the English for Speaker of Other Languages (ESOL) certification will no longer be necessary for people settling in the UK under the Skilled Worker VISA or under transitional agreements. As of April 6th on all … Continue reading
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Changes to the Citizenship Application Fees
The UK Border agency has announced new changes to the citizenship application fees and visas. Mr Damian Green has proposed an increase in the fees relate to settlement and citizenship for the UK not long ago. The UK Border Agency … Continue reading
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Advantages of Having UK Citizenship
Living in the UK and having UK citizenship is not the same. Being a citizen grants you with many assurances you wouldn’t have even paying taxes. This is why many people seek eagerly the United Kingdom citizenship because it grants … Continue reading
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Immigration – A Contentious Topic in UK Politics
The Conservative/Liberal government will continue the tightening of immigration law that was started by the previous Labour government. A continuing pledge of Prime Minister David Cameron has been to reduce net immigration ´to tens of thousands, rather than hundreds of … Continue reading
Applying for British Citizenship with a Very Different Background
National offices that oversee immigration and naturalization services in any country are likely to encounter people from a fairly large number of different backgrounds, though some areas are less prone to diversity than others. In the United Kingdom, immigration is … Continue reading
The real “Life in the UK”
Immigration tests are fashion these days. In the past almost no nation had a test for immigrants, just the paperwork and a few taxes and you were a citizen. UK was one of the first to add a citizenship test … Continue reading
Is the ‘Life in the UK Test’ Necessary
Some Britons feel that for too long the UK has employed an ‘open door’ policy of immigration, welcoming migrants to the country, some of whom were unskilled and had no intention to work, learn the language or integrate among society, … Continue reading
