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I believe this is a great answer.rely1458 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2018 4:41 pmAs a British citizen, you are free to live anywhere you want (of course the country you intend to live in may not grant you leave to remain, but that is a different matter). Being a British citizen doesn't mean you have to be living in the United Kingdom for the rest of your life.
In regards to future intentions, it is pretty much impossible to prove that you lied about it to get your citizenship. Circumstances change and you, as a free person, have your full right to change your mind once you become a British citizen.
However, citizenship can be revoked if you indeed lied in other parts of your application (provide false details, names, identity, etc.). Furthermore, if you are deemed to be a threat to the United Kingdom and you posses another citizenship beside your British one, your British citizenship may be revoked. There are some examples from recent years. Look them up if you are interested.
I believe this is an example of a mistake by the HO that would be easily overruled by a judicial review.