British citizenship

British citizenship is a legal status that grants individuals the right to live, work, and study in the United Kingdom. Citizens can apply for a UK passport, voting rights in elections, and access to public services. There are various ways to obtain citizenship, such as by birth, descent, marriage to a British citizen, or through naturalization after living in the UK for a specific period. Applicants typically need to meet residency requirements, pass an English language test, and demonstrate knowledge of British life and culture. Citizenship signifies a commitment to the UK and its values.