Life In The UK Citizenship Test

Become Full And Active Citizens

Being a British citizen doesn't mean you have to lose your own identity. There will, however, be things about life in the UK that you should know about before you apply for settlement or become a citizen. The UK Government believes that if someone wishes to come and put down roots in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. that they should be inspired to become integrated and involved in the local community. Learning to speak English is a prerequisite because if you want to become a British citizen and qualify, you have to take the Life in the UK Test and in order to do that, you must be able to understand and read English. Does this mean people have to lose the culture they came from? No, but they must display a willingness to accept the culture of the country they have chosen to live in.

The UK has been a country of immigrants since the early 16th and 18th centuries when it opened its doors to people who came as refugees or left their country of birth because of famine or racist attacks. What other country has been that generous? That generosity may have been taken for granted today and perhaps is being exploited by many. Those who have no intention of integrating or have other subversive ideologies lurking.

People are encouraged to make an effort to learn English and to find out about the structures, laws, democratic processes and traditions at the earliest opportunity, so that they can better realise their ambitions here and become full and active citizens earlier.

Positive Things About Living In The UK Or Becoming A Citizen

Free education.
Citizens aged 18 years and over have the right to vote in parliamentary elections.
Residents get free healthcare and treatment (NHS).
Social security available to qualifying individuals.
Excellent schools, universities and learning institutions.
A fair and just judicial system.
Religious freedom.
Old age pensions.
Opportunities and assistance to open a business.
Maternity and paternity leave for parents.
Equal rights for all.
A free press - who are able to report all facts without hindrance.
A history of manners and politeness.

Over 100,000 people each year take the UK Citizenship test to become British citizens. Integration of those who wish to adopt the UK as their home - including embracing a common language and an understanding of life in the UK - is important to continued good race relations and community cohesion. This is a central part of the Government's managed migration policy which benefits our society and economy.

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