L'enregistrement est une voie vers la citoyenneté britannique pour certaines personnes qui ont un droit ou un lien spécial avec le Royaume-Uni, comme certains enfants nés au Royaume-Uni, les apatrides et certaines personnes ayant des parents ou des liens historiques britanniques. Les exigences dépendent du droit spécifique.
Les enfants et certains adultes ayant un droit légal ou un lien avec le Royaume-Uni (par exemple certains enfants nés au Royaume-Uni, les apatrides et les personnes dont les parents sont britanniques).
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Yes. There are several registration routes for children, including children born in the UK whose parent later becomes British or settled, and children who have lived in the UK for a qualifying period.
Generally yes. If you were born in the UK before 1 January 1983 you are usually a British citizen automatically, with narrow exceptions, so you often do not need to register.
It depends on the route and your age. Children registering as British citizens do not take the Life in the UK test, and language and knowledge-of-life requirements generally apply to adult naturalisation rather than most registration routes.
Adults who register usually attend a citizenship ceremony, while children under 18 do not. The ceremony is where you make the citizenship oath and pledge.
Registration is a legal entitlement for specific groups (such as some people born in the UK or children of British citizens), while naturalisation is a discretionary route for adult migrants who have settled in the UK.
You may be able to register if you lived in the UK continuously until at least the age of 10, or if a parent later became a British citizen or got permission to stay permanently while you were still under 18.