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<p>There are long-standing arrangements in place for non-UK personnel, including those
from the Commonwealth, who have served in the Armed Forces to apply for citizenship
and settlement either during or at the end of their service. These are set out in
the Armed Forces Appendix to the immigration regulations and the Government is currently
exploring how to further improve these systems.</p><p>The Government is unaware of
any deportation action in progress against any veterans of Her Majesty’s Armed Forces
at this time and any such action would require authorisation by Ministers. However,
any former member of the Armed Forces who have not previously applied for settlement,
who wishes to change their immigration status in the UK or who wishes to have their
case re-examined is entitled to make an application to the Home Office to have their
case looked at.</p><p>Veterans UK’s provide the same level of support to Foreign and
Commonwealth veterans as they do to any other veteran. They provide relevant advice,
information and support to meet veterans individual needs and requirements, including
immigration and naturalisation issues. This support continues for as long as required
as part of our commitment to providing ‘through-life support’ to veterans</p><p> </p>
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