Now, for these British nationals (some of whom are solely British), Most of those who are solely British have a right (since 2003) to register as British citizens. As for those who are citizens of another country, the view of successive British governments is that they should "throw in their l...
I don't understand all this - people want Independence AND a British Passport - weird.... Seems like a straightforward OR situation to me... Independence isn't even relevant here. I want to make this clear: These people DO have a British passport. The governments of the time obviously thought that ...
The largest group of British nationals with no ROA in the UK are those who were connected with Hong Kong. Unfortunately Hong Kong is currently not an independent country, and its citizens do not have their own citizenship - they are forcibly made to be Chinese nationals. Many of these are descendent...
Oh and just a little scenario that make no sense. The government has maintained a situation whereby British nationals who are not full British citizens can "register" as British citizens, while those who are foreign nationals "naturalise" to become British citizens. And supposedl...
Interesting reply. I used the EU/EEA example not strictly to demonstrate ROA, but to show that the UK are very lax with their requirements for EEA/EU nationals who most often do not have English language skills, British values etc. You should be aware that many British nationals have at least some E...
Most British nationals without the right of abode in the UK do not have the right of abode because they have no connection to the UK whatsoever. Most have never even been to the UK. So on what grounds do you propose that the UK grant these people right of abode? Most EU and EEA nationals also have ...
If you want to know about health care in NZ, you should check the NZ Ministry of health website: www.moh.govt.nz If I'm not mistaken, legislation was changed in recent years which means that NZ citizens, regardless of whether they are permanently residing (or have plans to permanently reside) in NZ ...
