UK charges three times as much as other G7 countries for citizenship

The UK is charging significantly more for citizenship compared to other G7 nations, according to a recent think-tank analysis. The high fees, coupled with stricter settlement rules, could lead to an "expanding subclass" of citizens who face additional barriers. This policy shift is raising concerns about the long-term implications for immigration and integration, highlighting a potential divide between those who can afford the costs and those who cannot. For those considering moving to the UK, these changes might influence their decision-making process.