I am a German, can i apply to get English passport?
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IF YOU LIVE IN ENGLAND AN COMPLETED A SUSBTANTIAL TIME THEN YOU CAN!!!!
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England's not the only place which speaks English...It's considered the 'universal' language, so you should be able to find classes, or a CD-ROM, or a pen pal.  Good luck!
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BEING ENGLISH OF COURSE I CAN
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can not help you unfortunately, wish you however much luck. Otherwise kind regards from Germany. \n\n\nwd
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depends what language you are being asked it in?\nseems u don't have to speak english to become a citizen ....\nI mean just look at the election system and how many ballots you have printed in different languages ....if you are going to be a citizen and allowed to vote - it should only be ENGLISH.   Would save a lot of money........and promote a truly united country.
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I guess you would have to go to the American embassy. If you were in America you would go to the English embassy, but since you're already in England...\nWhere did you get your visa, though, because that's probably where you would find a better answer.\nBut I agree with the other people who suggested to consult a lawyer.\nOr you could find other immigrants in there and ask them how they're doing everything and so.\nLucky b itch, I wish I could go to England.
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it depends on the country that you want to immigrate in. Usually european countries don't have active immigration programs ,hence, it can be difficult. Similarly to the USA you can gain residence through marriage, relatives and work. After 5-7 years spent there as a resident you can apply for citizenship.\n\nI know the UK has an immigration program for skilled workes ( professional with some experience and university education)\n\nAs an american there is not much advantage for you to immigrate somwhere. You can simply find a job and get a work visa and work there\n\n\nAbout the dual citizenship... USA allows people to have dual citizenship but some countries don't... both countries must allow you to have dual citizenship.\nFor example Germany does not so you can't be a German and US citizen but you could be an UK and US citizen
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yes u can, apply for russian citizenship
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German university websites have english pages for applicants. They explain the full process. You might have to contact the university to check if your degree is compatible, it (the paper) might need to be translated. No worry, the secretary office will answer emails in english.\nExample:\nhttp://www.lmu.de/conman/index.cfm?path=235 (University in Munich)\nhttp://www.fu-berlin.de/en/studienbewerber/index.html (University in Berlin)
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Hey,\n\nHave a look at IND web site,\nhttp://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applying/nationality/\nYou can cotnact them for Nationality enquiries  \nNationality Call Centre on 0845 010 5200.\nGood Luck!!!!\nMarcy
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if there is a genuine reason and you are ready to cough up a good amount of money then i think you will get it. try contacting the passport office directly. pull some strings if you can
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youi will have to go through a process just like the states to prove the marriage isnt a sham and I dont think england has dual citizenship which means that you'll only become a british citizen if you give up your u.s one
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You have probably been here before, but i've linked you to the Indian Embassy.\nYou might want to get intouch with the british consulate as well. Good luck, hope all works out for u!
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If your father was born in Liverpool then;\n\n the National  Registry ,of Births, Deaths and Marriages\n should be able to confirm that .;\n\n That i believe, would make him a British citizen already .\n\nthen it would be a matter of application and  visa \n\n I hope you are  successful , \nGood pastors are so needed, both  here  and abroad.\n\nI hope  your Dad is soon here ,with  his passport in hand . \n do let us know,  how you get on .,\n \n>^,,^<
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To be technical, you are NOT a British subject now.  However, there is a possibility that you could have a right to become one if you so wished.\n\nIn 1982, when Margaret Thatcher's government changed the laws on British Nationality, many people who nwould have previously been entitled to British Nationality were excluded.  You say your father was 'technically a British Subject'.  If by this you can demonstrate that he was ACTUALLY a British Citizen (i.e. actually had a British passport or was entitled to one), then you would (under British Law) probably have the right to British Nationality.\n\nThis right (if proved) would be subject to US laws (I am assuming you are a US citizen) on dual nationality as described by another answerer.  In this case, it is probable that it is the US laws that would hinder your taking up of a British passport, not British laws.\n\nHowever, if you are a CANADIAN citizen, the (Canadian) laws on dual nationality are (I think) less draconian and you may be able to claim your British citizenship without affecting your Canadian citizenship rights.\n\nAs of last year, there are also now rules on demonstrating knowledge of life in Britain when applying for British Nationality.  More info at the link below ...
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I'm German and have been married to a US soldier for 17 yrs. So my German is as good as my English.\nilovemyarmyguy89@yahoo.com
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Yes you have to be a U.K. citizen