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i have ILR and i am not interested in being naturalized ther is no restrictions from my country in holding double nationality it s just a personnal choice
i am planning to live in UK permanantly,

my questions :

is there any legal requirement which states that i have to be naturalized?
2- a new law of probabtionary citizenship will be introduced this year will that affect ILR holders ? and will home office still transfer ILR to new passports in the future

many thanks for your help

There is no legal requirement to take the nationality.

No one knows what is going to be the new rules until they release them.

As per current provision if you pay money ILR stamp can be transferred to new passport. If you wish to carry the old passport with your current ILR after getting new passport then no need to even get a ILR stamp in the new passport.

where does it state that there's going to be a new law implemented in april?

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thanks guys for your comments
my wife and children have british citizenship , but me just ILR i decided not to be naturalized because i just don t want to there are people who wish to be naturalized thats their dream but in my case i am very proud of my origins and i just don t wish to take an other nationality
i will make sure that i won t stay out of the UK long time , i can t anyway as i have my children and my life here also i am aware that i shouldn t commit any crimes i am planning a peaceful life with my family without being naturalized

@ Johnsienk: if you don t mind me asking what is the differene BTW indefinite leave and permanant residency
i know they come with conditions aren t they same?

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ricky wrote:a new law of probabtionary citizenship will be introduced this year

Shelved.


regards