Changes to Australian Citizenship - Guide for Applicants

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Passport holders from the UK, Ireland, USA, Canada and New Zealand are usually exempt from English language testing in demonstrating competent English - we would expect this to also apply to the citizenship requirement. The current citizenship test has a low faiure rate. What to do: If you are not a U. If you don't have a Danish passport, you will have either a national passport from your country of origin, or a convention passport or foreigners passport issued by the Danish state.

PENALTY PERIOD: There is a fine of 3,000 DKR for driving between 50 and 59 percent faster than the speed limit on a country road or in a city, which has until now resulted in a penalty period of 3 years to obtain citizenship. If a child of a Danish father and a foreign mother does not acquire Danish nationality at birth, the child will automatically acquire Danish nationality if the natural parents marry after the child's birth. Option 4 - Wait Until You Meet the 4-Year Permanent Residence Requirement This may require you to wait up to an additional 3 years, during which time you may need to spent the majority of your time in Australia.

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Changes to Australian Citizenship - Guide for Applicants By Mark Webster Monday, 24 April 2017 The Australian Government has announced changes to Australian citizenship requirements which are effective 20 April 2017. The announced changes would require that applicants hold a permanent visa for 4 years before applying. This would potentially require applicants to wait a further 3 years before applying for Australian citizenship. Who Will Be Most Affected? It is quite common for people to spend a significant amount of time in Australia on temporary or bridging visas ahead of obtaining permanent residence. When do the Changes come into Effect? The Department of Immigration has been updated and indicates that the residence requirements come into effect as of 20 April 2017. However, it also notes that the legislation to bring the changes into effect has not yet been passed by Parliament. The Government has indicated that the legislation will be put to Parliament by the end of 2017, and it is possible that it will take some time for the legislation to be passed. If the legislation is not passed by Parliament, then the previous rules would continue to be in effect. If the legislation is passed by Parliament, it is likely to be retrospective and affect applications lodged on or after 20 April 2017. Pending applications which don't meet the 4-year permanent residence requirement are likely to be put on hold and processed once the legislation is passed. What are my Options if I'm Affected by the Changes? Option 1 - Lodge Now If you meet the previous General Residence requirement for Australian citizenship, you have the option of still proceeding with lodgement. The online lodgement system is not currently available, so you would need to lodge a paper application. If the legislation is not passed, your application might then be successful. If the legislation is passed, your application is likely to be refused. This would not affect your the permanent visa you hold. Another possibility would be that the legislation is passed, but does not come into effect retrospectively. In this case, there would be an advantage to lodging ahead of the legislation being introduced to Parliament. If considering this option, we would recommend you do this without delay as it's possible Immigration will stop accepting paper applications to close this application pathway. Option 2 - Wait Until Legislative Process is Completed As the legislation is not yet passed, you could wait until it is clear whether the legislation will come into effect or not. At the moment, it is not clear that the Government has the numbers in the lower house to pass the legislation. Even if it is passed, it may need to be amended to get it through Parliament. This option gives the greatest certainty, but requires you to keep a close eye on developments. Option 3 - Apply Based on one of the Concessions to the Residence Requirement This may be possible if you can show significant hardship or that you are required to travel due to your employment. Option 4 - Wait Until You Meet the 4-Year Permanent Residence Requirement This may require you to wait up to an additional 3 years, during which time you may need to spent the majority of your time in Australia. Changes to English Requirement Applicants will need to show when applying for Australian citizenship going forward - this will require many applicants to do an English test. English testing was not previously required. Competent English would require a score of 6 in each band of IELTS, or one of the alternative tests of English. Passport holders from the UK, Ireland, USA, Canada and New Zealand are usually exempt from English language testing in demonstrating competent English - we would expect this to also apply to the citizenship requirement. English tests are usually valid for 3 years - we would hope that applicants who have previously done an English test for their permanent residence application would be exempt for English language testing. Integration Requirement According to the discussion paper, applicants will need to demonstrate their integration into the Australian community by providing documentation on their integration into Australian society. Citizenship Test A new citizenship test will be developed which tests Australian values more thoroughly. Applicants will be able to attempt the test a maximum of 3 times. If a person is found to be cheating on the test, this will result in an automatic fail. The current citizenship test has a low faiure rate. The most important aspect of this change will be to reinforce Australian values and make the importance of integration into the Australian community more clear. Can I Do Anything to Prevent the Change Happening? If you are going to be affected, we would recommend that you make a submission to. Submissions close on 1 June 2017. Conclusion If you are affected by the changes and wish to discuss your options, please. We can then explain the changes in more detail and come up with an application strategy for you.

In most cases you will need to have lived in Denmark continuously for a minimum of 9 years to apply for citizenship. The Minister for Integration in Denmark introduces a naturalisation bill in Idea and October every year. What to do: If you are not a U. If the child is adopted, the adoption process must have been completed before the child turns 12 years old and must have also been ratified by the Danish authorities. Conclusion If you are social by the changes and wish to discuss your options, please. Erfahren Sie mehr darüber, wie und wie unsere. The Minister for Integration in Denmark introduces a naturalisation bill in April and October every year.