Country of current legal residence??

[aspeechley]

I'm an Australian citizen but currently working in the UK on a working holiday visa. One of the questions on the HSMP application form asks for 'Country of Current Legal Residence'? Do I put Australia or UK? I know it probably seems like a simple question but I've asked several people already and can't get a straight answer.

Thanks.

[1971]

Hi,

Please, know that in your case, the "country of legal residence" is Australia. You are not a British Citizen. So claim yopur country of Origin. I know this is very simple.

Regards

1971.

[pantaiema]

Hi,
Please, know that in your case, the "country of legal residence" is Australia. You are not a British Citizen. So claim yopur country of Origin. I know this is very simple.
Regards
1971.

The above information is confusing.

We should diffrrentiate between "residence" and "Citizenship".

Becasue 'aspeechley' s/he is currently resding legally in the UK
s/he is UK resident.
S/he is not currently living in Australia

Pantaeima

[bergdorf]

It's where you are currently legally residing NOT your citizenship. In your case, it will be the UK.

[windmill]

residence is where you're residing legally which means on a visa or anything (of course not visiting), not citizen of.

It will be UK in this case.