Application for British citizenship by marriage costs £ 1349.20 You must also consider other fees when applying, including the cost of your English test and any professional translation of documents that are not in English or Welsh.

Once you receive your UK Citizenship Certificate, you must apply for the return of your Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) to the Home Office within 5 business days. Be sure to include a note explaining the reasons why you are returning your permission. If you do not return your BRP within this time, you will be fined up to £ 1000. Once you become a UK citizen, you will not be allowed to enter the UK using your BRP. You can use your citizenship certificate until you receive your passport.

In the event of the death of your British spouse, you will no longer be able to apply for naturalization immediately after receiving permanent residence; you will have to wait 12 months like other holders of permanent residence.

Once you have sent your request to the Ministry of the Interior, you will receive a response within 6 months. However, UKVI may take longer to consider your British citizenship if you do not provide proper supporting documents or make a mistake in completing the forms.

If you have serious or recent convictions, including imprisonment for more than 4 years, your application for British citizenship will be rejected. The same applies to those who were guilty of an immigration offense in the last 10 years prior to filing Any imprisonment between 12 months and four years will affect your application for citizenship if at least 15 years have passed since the end of the sentence.

Depending on the location of the institution, the amount you must show to the Ministry of Internal Affairs is different: £ 1265 per month (multiplied by 9 months) if studying in London and £ 1015 per month if outside London (multiplied by 9 months). You must also show that you have sufficient funds to pay for the course itself. You must ensure that your financial records are Tier 4 compliant. Please note that if you are using your own funds or those of your parent / legal guardian, you will be required to hold them at the required level for a consecutive 28 day period (ending on the date closing the balance at the time of applying for a visa) and funds. Evidence must be no older than 31 days.

At the discretion of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, permission may be given to work part-time for 10 or 20 hours a week during the semester, and full-time during vacations.

You can apply for a visa 3 months before the start of the course. A decision is usually made within 3 weeks.

In order to obtain a general student visa, the applicant will have to pay £ 348 when applying from outside the UK. Each dependent who will accompany the main applicant in the UK will have to pay an additional £ 348 per person.

International students must take one or more tests before being considered as students at most universities in the UK. These include standardized college entrance exams such as the SAT, GMAT and GRE. English tests such as IELTS and TOEFL are also included.

A CAS is an electronic document issued by your college, school or university. It is stored in a database that the Ministry of the Interior can see. Before applying for a UK student visa, you must decide where you intend to study and use the CAS from that institution on your application.

Usually, when applying for a residence permit or permanent residence, you must prove how long you have lived in the UK. The easiest way to prove this is to provide your Social Security number when you apply. If you did not provide your social security number, you must provide other documents. If you have had months when you did not work or lived outside the UK, there may be gaps in your National Insurance record. You may need to provide documents to fill these gaps. For example, you can provide proof of stay in the UK:

• tax invoices;
• mortgage statements for a house or apartment;
• rental agreement and proof that you have made payments - such as a bank statement or receipt;
• annual bank statements;
• pay slips;
• water, gas or electricity bills;
• other bills for your home and proof that you paid them, such as repairs, home insurance, or taking your pet to the vet.

Yesli vy yavlyayetes' grazhdaninom strany YES, Islandii, Likhtenshteyna, Norvegii ili Shveytsarii, vy smozhete privezti blizkikh rodstvennikov v Velikobritaniyu i posle 31 dekabrya 2020 goda, yesli primenimy oba sleduyushchikh usloviya:

• vashi otnosheniya s nimi nachalis' do 31 dekabrya 2020 goda;
• vy vse yeshche nakhodites' v otnosheniyakh, kogda oni podayut zayavku na prisoyedineniye k vam.

Yesli vy yavlyayetes' grazhdaninom Shveytsarii, vy takzhe smozhete dostavit' svoyego supruga ili grazhdanskogo partnera v Velikobritaniyu do 31 dekabrya 2025 goda, yesli primenimy oba sleduyushchikh usloviya:

• vashi otnosheniya s nimi nachalis' mezhdu 31 dekabrya 2020 goda i 31 dekabrya 2025 goda;
• vy vse yeshche nakhodites' v otnosheniyakh, kogda oni podayut zayavku na prisoyedineniye k vam.

Развернуть 813/5000 If you are a citizen of an EU country, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland, you will be able to bring close relatives to the UK after 31 December 2020 if both of the following conditions apply:

• your relationship with them began before December 31, 2020;
• you are still in a relationship when they apply to join you.

If you are a Swiss citizen, you will also be able to bring your spouse or civil partner to the UK by 31 December 2025 if both of the following conditions apply:

• your relationship with them began between December 31, 2020 and December 31, 2025;
• you are still in a relationship when they apply to join you.

If you receive permanent status (permanent residence), all children born in the UK after you received permanent residence

Tier 2 visa holders may work an additional 20 hours per week in the following cases:

• If the job is on a shortage list, or is in the same sector and professional level as the job for which the Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) was assigned.
• Outside of CoS-covered hours for the Tier 2 ICT visa.

If you are applying for a single visa, you must have £ 945 in your bank account 90 days before you apply. This should prove that you can support yourself. You do not need to deposit money for the set if you have a fully approved sponsor (rated "A") who can give you at least £ 945 to cover your expenses for a month if. Your sponsor must confirm this on a sponsorship certificate.

If you are moving with your family, each dependent must have £ 630 at their disposal. You must have proof that you have the money and that it was in your or your dependent's bank account for at least 90 days prior to applying. You don't need proof of your savings if you have:

• Fully approved ("A-rated") sponsor.
• Proof of sponsorship stating that your sponsor will give each of your dependents at least £ 630 to cover their expenses for a month if they need it.

You can apply for a visa up to 3 months before the day you are due to start working in the UK. This date is shown on your sponsorship certificate. You must receive a decision on your visa within 3 weeks of submitting your application from outside the UK.

Cyprus is one of several European countries (along with Austria, Malta and Montenegro) that allow accelerated granting of citizenship for investments in the country's economy. The current criteria and conditions for participation in the program were adopted by the Council of Ministers of Cyprus on May 15, 2019 in response to criticism from the European Union for the next reform of the investment citizenship program. Now, in addition to the main investment, it will be necessary to make a non-repayable contribution to the state fund, and the conditions of the applicants' checks will be tightened. Hurry up with applying for a second citizenship!

Cyprus is one of several European countries (along with Austria, Malta and Montenegro) that allow accelerated granting of citizenship for investments in the country's economy. The current criteria and conditions for participation in the program were adopted by the Council of Ministers of Cyprus on May 15, 2019 in response to criticism from the European Union for the next reform of the investment citizenship program. Now, in addition to the main investment, it will be necessary to make a non-repayable contribution to the state fund, and the conditions of the applicants' checks will be tightened. Hurry up with applying for a second citizenship!