UK security clearances
I'm a triple citizen at the moment, but I heard that for some government positions you need to renounce all foreign nationalities to get a security clearance... Does it include Commonwealth and Irish citizenship? And what positions require this?
If anyone could shed some light on this I'd be grateful. Thanks. |
Re: UK security clearances
I don't know where you got this information from but it's utter rubbish. All that's important for a UK security clearance is where you are resident. Of course, if you were a citizen of an embargoed country it probably kibosh any chance of getting even a basic security clearance.
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Re: UK security clearances
Originally Posted by zednought
(Post 9137640)
All that's important for a UK security clearance is where you are resident.
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Re: UK security clearances
Originally Posted by Bomber Harris
(Post 9137808)
That's not quite the full picture, even if you are a UK citizen but have resided outside of the UK for a year or more, applications for positions that require security clearance usually won't be accepted until you have been back in the UK for 2 years. A friend of mine got caught out by this despite him having previously held security clearance in the UK at a high level.
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Re: UK security clearances
Thanks for that Zednought, it would appear then that the MOD have different requirements from the sector (not the MOD) that my friend was looking at. I guess that different sectors have different requirements, either way both requirements are somewhat greater than "all that's important for UK security clearance is where you are resident".
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Re: UK security clearances
Thanks guys! I was really confused - my eldest sister has been living back in London for 3 years and she needs a security clearance - she has just got a job at the MoD...
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