Category Archives: Opinion

What is wrong with the Life in the UK Test?

Sat in front of a computer screen at an unfamiliar test centre, those wishing to qualify for the next stage towards settlement in the UK or British citizenship are given 45 minutes to answer 24 questions by clicking the correct … Continue reading

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From Observing to Participating with a British Citizenship Application

The United Kingdom has long been one of the world’s most prominent countries, and people in nations both near and as far away as possible often keep in touch with the country’s affairs, as well as its politics. When immigrants … Continue reading

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Forming New Relationships as a British Citizen

Though immigrants in any country, and in the UK in particular, may have difficulty getting to know others and starting circles of friends and business contacts, nearly all newcomers have at least a few people with which they form relationships … Continue reading

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