According to BritishTest.com, history questions are soon to be included in the Life in the UK test. Britain’s leading training provider quotes David Cameron and offers a set of questions based on the First Chapter of the official manual, – even if it is NOT YET part of the real test. For more information, visit [...]
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History questions to be part of the British Citizenship Test
November 6th, 2011 · No Comments
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New Fee for appeals
July 21st, 2010 · 5 Comments
All types of citizenships in the UK had almost no chance for appeal. Basically the UK Border agency made clear that for them to reconsider an application a letter needed to be set to them in order to review. Sounds simple but there were some tricks to it. The rejection came in the form of [...]
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A Third of Applicants Fail British Citizenship Test
June 18th, 2010 · 6 Comments
Recently released figures revealed that in 2009 just under a third of all foreigners applying for residency or citizenship in the UK failed the ‘Life in the UK Test’. Of the 906,464 applicants, 263,641 failed the UK citizenship test which is a key requirement for those seeking to obtain British citizenship or settlement. It was [...]
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Changes in the tobacco law and their impact on the Life in the UK test
October 4th, 2007 · 2 Comments
Starting October 1, 2007, it is no longer legal to sell tobacco to people younger than 18 in Great Britain. Because the questions in the Life in the UK Test are based on the manual “Life in the UK – A Journey to Citizenship”, and nobody is required to know more than what is in [...]
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