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What is the Right of Abode

What is the Right of Abode
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Overview and Information

The right of abode is an immigration status that allows a person to live and work in the UK without any immigration restrictions. Individuals with this status can come and go from the UK freely, subject to standard passport and entry procedures. The right of abode is primarily held by British citizens and certain Commonwealth citizens who had this status before 1983.

Eligibility Requirements

1. British Citizens:
2. Commonwealth Citizens with Right of Abode before 1983:
3. Proving the Right of Abode:
4. Applying for a Certificate of Entitlement:
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Restrictions and Loss of Right of Abode

While the right of abode offers significant freedom, there are restrictions, particularly in cases of polygamy. Additionally, the Home Secretary has the authority to deprive a Commonwealth citizen of the right of abode if it is deemed conducive to the public good. There are no statutory rights of appeal against such decisions, though judicial review may be pursued.

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Immigration Solicitors UK provides expert assistance in verifying eligibility, gathering documentation, and applying for proof of the right of abode. We offer comprehensive support throughout the application process and legal representation if challenges arise.

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