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I saw that one of the requirements for naturalisation is:

You must intend to continue living in the UK, or to continue in Crown service, the service of an international organisation of which the UK is a member, or the service of a company or association established in the UK.

I have been working under Tier 2 for nearly 5 years and will get my ILR next month. I plan to resign my job in the coming summer after I get my ILR and then study full-time MBA in the U.K.

When I come to the point to apply for naturalisation next year (at that time I should be in the middle of my 2-year MBA programme), I will be a student and not paying tax anymore. Am I still eligbile for naturalisation?

And how to prove that I intend to continue living in the UK (or do I need to prove)? Because at that time, I will be a student and there will be a course end date . Will they challenge me that I am not intending to live in this country because I am just a student and don't have a permanent job?

Thanks.

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So being a student shouldn't affect my eligibility to apply for naturalisation even though I got the ILR through the work path, right?

Because I am intended to get the citizenship, and I am now thinking whether I can study MBA right after I get ILR or I need to work for another year in order to secure the citizenship.

Anyone knows the answers for my question please? I need this to consider whether I should apply for MBA or not. Thanks.

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Thanks johnsienk. It's a MBA in the UK. So basically when I apply for citzenship, UKBA won't care whether I work/study or even do nothing after I get ILR (as long as I don't break the law), am I right?

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