Citizenship information
Hi all
Thank you all who answer question for us in the past few months. We now have a residency visas (yippee….) :thumbup: and getting ready to move. As I understand I can apply for citizenship after 5 years (this used to be 3 years) this then allows us to live in any of the Australasia area. As immigration is slow in giving out information is there a cut off age likey to apply for this process, like the initial immigration process. At present I am 49 and I don’t want to find I have to leave at the age of 55 after 6 years of settling down buying a home. As I am in this move is the last and have no intensions in coming back to the UK. |
Re: Citizenship information
Originally Posted by simon-nall
(Post 6463812)
Hi all
Thank you all who answer question for us in the past few months. We now have a residency visas (yippee….) :thumbup: and getting ready to move. As I understand I can apply for citizenship after 5 years (this used to be 3 years) this then allows us to love in any of the Australasia area. As immigration is slow in giving out information is there a cut off age like to apply for this process like the initial immigration process. At present I am 49 and I don’t want to find I have to leave at the age of 55 after 6 years of settling down buying a home. As I am in this move is the last and have no intensions in coming back to the UK. |
Re: Citizenship information
Originally Posted by Elaine B.
(Post 6463906)
That is a bonus:thumbsup:
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Re: Citizenship information
Originally Posted by simon-nall
(Post 6464008)
hu!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????????????
(I'll get my coat.) |
Re: Citizenship information
Originally Posted by Elaine B.
(Post 6464027)
I thought your typo was funny.
(I'll get my coat.) |
Re: Citizenship information
Hi
As I understand it, permenent residence is just what the name says, its permenent and doesnt depend on you applying for citizenship. You won't be told to leave after 5 years if you dont apply for citizenship. As far as i'm aware there is no upper age limit on applying for citizenship And yes, A NZ citizen has the right to live and work in Australia, its a great bonus :thumbsup: Mike |
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