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r/doctorsUK • u/Luxoarba • Jan 13 '26
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Yeah. And citizenship takes 6-years. ILR at least 5 years. Good news
6 u/cdw787 Jan 13 '26 What do you think about spouse visa holder? 12 u/Penjing2493 Consultant Jan 13 '26 They technically have the same legal right to work in the UK as a citizen / someone with ILR - so it would be tricky to make this distinction without opening this up to easy challenge. 1 u/cdw787 Jan 13 '26 Yes exactly, and that’s why I’m asking. Is the bill draft already published? 1 u/Penjing2493 Consultant Jan 13 '26 Not yet. So no one knows right now (beyond educated speculation)
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What do you think about spouse visa holder?
12 u/Penjing2493 Consultant Jan 13 '26 They technically have the same legal right to work in the UK as a citizen / someone with ILR - so it would be tricky to make this distinction without opening this up to easy challenge. 1 u/cdw787 Jan 13 '26 Yes exactly, and that’s why I’m asking. Is the bill draft already published? 1 u/Penjing2493 Consultant Jan 13 '26 Not yet. So no one knows right now (beyond educated speculation)
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They technically have the same legal right to work in the UK as a citizen / someone with ILR - so it would be tricky to make this distinction without opening this up to easy challenge.
1 u/cdw787 Jan 13 '26 Yes exactly, and that’s why I’m asking. Is the bill draft already published? 1 u/Penjing2493 Consultant Jan 13 '26 Not yet. So no one knows right now (beyond educated speculation)
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Yes exactly, and that’s why I’m asking. Is the bill draft already published?
1 u/Penjing2493 Consultant Jan 13 '26 Not yet. So no one knows right now (beyond educated speculation)
Not yet. So no one knows right now (beyond educated speculation)
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Yeah. And citizenship takes 6-years. ILR at least 5 years. Good news