To find out the Absences from the UK during the Residential Qualifying Period (British Citizenship Naturalisation)
There are various requirements for obtaining British naturalisation. Applicants must be a minimum of 18 years of age, of sound mind, able to communicate adequately in English, Welsh, or Scottish Gaelic, and possess good character.

The Residential Requirements for Absence from the UK are:

• Be a resident of the UK for a minimum of three years before the date of filing an application
• Must not have remained outside the UK for more than 270 days during those three years
• Must not have spent more than 90 days outside the UK in the last year before applying
• Not have breached any immigration rules during the three years
• All conditions must be fulfilled in order to obtain naturalization.
• Non-fulfilment of any condition often leads to rejection of the application.
  However, in some circumstances, some exceptions may be made with regards to the absence time period.

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Our firm is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), therefore, to find out the absences from the UK, contact our team of expert immigration solicitors in Southall.