The prestige of being British brings a number of benefits, like unrestricted travel entry to the UK, free movement within the EEA, and the right to vote in UK elections. After being granted Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) it is usually possible to apply for British Nationality.
Because of its commitment to multiculturalism, the United Kingdom allows dual nationality. This means that you can become a British National without necessarily giving up citizenship in your original country.
There are several ways to obtain British Nationality. These include the grant of Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR), Marriage/Civil Partnership with a UK National, Registering a child as a British national, and through the Right of Abode in the UK.
British Citizenship
Regais the envy of much of the world. British citizens enjoy the rights and freedoms of a thriving peaceful democracy, with a growing economy to match. The British government provides extensive rights and entitlements to its citizens.
Redardless of how you obtain British Citizenship the entitlements and responsibilities of citizenship are the same. Upon your application being granted you will have British Nationality also known as British Citizenship.
You will be entitled to a British passport, have the right to stand and vote in local and national UK elections, have rights to travel, reside, and work within other EEA member states and no longer be subject to any type of UK immigration control.
FOR BRITISH CITIZENSHIPS your details for processing to
http://www.direct.gov.uk
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