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How do I apply for citizenship to England and get my Master's degree there?

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I am currently a citizen of the United States. I was born in Southern California where I currently live and go to school. I'm 20 years old and I am planning to move to England after I finish my Bachelor's in Nursing here. I want to attend maybe the University of Manchester (which I hear is a fantastic University) to get my Master's in Nursing..... and also work either part-time or full time as a nurse.

I plan on living and working in England permanently and eventually apply for citizenship (even being aware of the fact that I will lose my citizenship to the United States). My biggest problem is that I can only find information for students who are staying in England to go to the University, but then they return home after a year, which is not at all what I want. When can I and how can I apply for permanent residence to England? I know going to school for my Graduate degree is much easier than trying to go for my Undergrad, which is why I'm opting to finish out my Bachelor's in CA.

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  1. First, you don't need to give up your US citizenship to become a citizen of England. Britain and the US both allow dual citizenship.

    Second, your best path is to get your master's in England, and then stay and work. The UK government allows graduates of UK universities to stay for one year after they graduate, and work - and if you graduate a Scottish uni, you can stay in Scotland for two years. During that time, you can be applying for a work visa under their points-based scheme.

    Actually obtaining British citizenship is extremely difficult. In my opinion, more so than getting that of the US. People work for years in Britain, and never reach the point where they are able to become a citizen.

    But you can certainly live and work there, even as a US citizen, especially if you enter a high-demand field, such as health care.


  2. You can apply for HSMP Visa after studies... you should consult your lawyer.

    Thanks;)

    its your success in my answer :)

  3. Its not like that

    u have to merry English women

    Ankur Patel

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  4. Like USA, UK too has very stringent immigration policy, so it is not going to be easy for you to get British Citizenship. One has to stay there for many years, work on Employment Permit and marry a British Citizen may make your plan to take a shape, that too after many years. You must have some aim or dream to work & live in UK, otherwise why you want to become a British Citizen while you are a Citizen of United State of America?

    I wish you all the best for the fulfillment of your life.

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