British citizenship renunciation fee rises 300%

[Stevie Wonder Boy]

If the fee was £321 and it had gone up to £1000 then that would be a rise of 211% not 300%. The new figure would be 311% as big as the old figure but it was already 100%.

However if you read the article, it says the £321 is the price for one person. £1000 was the new cost for a family of three.

My advice is best avoid any roles requiring basic numeracy.

Nothing really matters other than making a childish point.

[Stevie Wonder Boy]

well thats fine because apparently once you are out of the UK and living in the EU the streets are paved with free money

You will need that as there is zero chance of finding any work.

[Eirikur]

If the fee was £321 and it had gone up to £1000 then that would be a rise of 211% not 300%. The new figure would be 311% as big as the old figure but it was already 100%.

ok should've said tripled, but if they can exaggerate many billions per year on the side of a bus I can exaggerate a few percent

[vetran]

Far cheaper to assert one's GDPR right to be forgotten.

can we assert your cuk result to be forgotten?

Hey admin can we supply a list?

[NotAllThere]

... some EU countries don't allow for dual citizenship...

Estonia. Netherlands.

[Cirrus]

If the fee was £321 and it had gone up to £1000 then that would be a rise of 211% not 300%. The new figure would be 311% as big as the old figure but it was already 100%.

However if you read the article, it says the £321 is the price for one person. £1000 was the new cost for a family of three.

My advice is best avoid any roles requiring basic numeracy.

[Old Greg]

With a 165% increase of Brits living in the EU applying for EU passports and some EU countries don't allow for dual citizenship, it seems this is the only way for the UK to make any money out of brexit. Renunciation fee has gone up from £321 to over £1000
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8369706.html

Far cheaper to assert one's GDPR right to be forgotten.

[woohoo]

Keep it up Eirikur you are doing a fine job.

[Eirikur]

well thats fine because apparently once you are out of the UK and living in the EU the streets are paved with free money

In contrast with the Uk where the streets are just a series of potholes

[original PM]

well thats fine because apparently once you are out of the UK and living in the EU the streets are paved with free money

[Eirikur]

With a 165% increase of Brits living in the EU applying for EU passports and some EU countries don't allow for dual citizenship, it seems this is the only way for the UK to make any money out of brexit. Renunciation fee has gone up from £321 to over £1000
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8369706.html