How to Get a UK Ancestry Visa

 Are you thinking of moving to UK to work and live? If yes, then there are several routes that you can take to get British citizenship. If you already have a parent who was born here, then you can apply for an ancestry visa. In this article, we cover everything that you need to know regarding applying for this visa as an immigrant.

The process of applying for an ancestry visa is relatively simple as compared to other immigration options available in the uk. This is because the criteria are quite straightforward. You must be a UK citizen by the end of the year specified on your ancestry visa application. After you have fulfilled the age requirement, if you wish to stay permanently in the uk, you will have to apply for British citizenship.

There are various benefits associated with applying for UK Ancestry Visa . You will have to fulfill the age requirement and at the same time, you should also have a parent or grandparent who has been resident in uk for more than 5 years. If either of the parents is not a UK citizen, then you should satisfy the age requirement by showing evidence of their residence in uk. Evidence of residence in uk does not only include your birth date and address, but it includes proof of your continued residence in the uk. The duration of stay for each stay can be different and it is the discretion of the migration authorities. The 5 years of residence requirement is calculated based on the date of birth and the remaining number of years you were a resident of the uk before you apply for the ancestry visa.

There are certain rules and regulations that are applied to people who come from outside the EU. Firstly, you will have to provide evidence of your age and your identity. If neither of these is true, then you should show documentary evidence of your relationship to a British citizen, you're married or common-law partner and their birth date. You will be required to give proof of your identity within one month from the date of application. If your application is approved, then you will automatically be granted leave to reside in or after three months from the date of application.

After you have obtained indefinite leave to remain in us, then you should provide the Migration Control Panel with evidence of your right to reside in uk. This evidence can be in the form of a British citizenship, evidence of registration of your name in an overseas register, evidence of sponsorship from a British citizen or any other type of visa that would support your right to remain in uk. There are some immigration rules which apply to people who come from outside the EU. These rules include a requirement to confirm whether or not you are settled permanently in the UK and whether you hold permanent citizenship of the country of your origin. If you are eligible for settlement, then you do not have to worry about this requirement.

When applying for a UK ancestry visa, you will not be allowed to enter the country for two years after you reach the age of sixty-five years old. If at any time you wish to apply for naturalization as a British citizen, then you must apply with the Home Office for an immigration visa. You will be required to complete an application form and provide evidence of your past marriage/common-law relationship. The details provided must be honest and true. If not, you may risk your application being rejected.