Introduction
Since
November 1st 2005, applicants for British citizenship (also known
as naturalisation) and from April 2007 applicants for settlement
have had to meet Home Office requirements for citizenship.
There are two paths to citizenship and which path you take
depends on your ESOL level. The
table below explains these.
The
Two Paths to British Citizenship
More
information
More
detailed information on ESOL and citizenship is available on the
Scottish Government’s ESOL website.
Click here
to go to this website.
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'Doing
an SQA ESOL qualification helped me to apply for British
nationality. It will also help me to find a job because
they know my English isn't too bad.'
Saima
Imran
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