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UK Citizenship: Applying for UK Citizenship with a Criminal Record
In this video, we explain the rules around applying for UK citizenship with a criminal record. Your application for UK citizenship may still be successful, even if you have a criminal record. Applicants will normally be refused citizenship if:
- they have received a prison sentence of over 4 years
- if they have received a prison sentence of between 1 and 4 years, unless 15 years has passed since the end of the sentence
- if they have received a prison sentence of under 12 months, unless 10 years has passed since the end of the sentence
- if they have received a non-custodial sentence, unless 3 years has passed, prior to the date of application. We are specialists in UK visas and immigration.
The information contained on this page is sourced from UK Visas and Immigration and is subject to change. While Woodcock Law Limited makes every effort to keep this information current, prices and information cannot be guaranteed and should always be checked on www.gov.uk.
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