HKG3
2018-3-30 01:45:56
真係想去嘅就行動啦 !
個代 BNO 持有人一年比一年老
離開嘅成本愈嚟愈大 體能又愈嚟愈差 - you need to start your Army training by the age of 33.
努力去參軍嘅人起碼有付出 值得欣賞
唔似得 d 望天打卦成日想坐係度自動變英藉嘅人 路其實係有 但你要付出囉
呢個世界就係咁 - well said, it is better for you to find your own way to get British Citizenship then waiting for it to come from above.
ElkieChong
2018-3-30 02:00:23
此回覆已被刪除
精流不息
2018-3-30 06:39:45
Btw 你唸住做幾多年
我應該做3年之後就考警察算
我會想做Royal military police officer
HKG3
2018-4-1 17:05:33
If I am you, I would stay until you got British Citizenship. You will need at lease five years' service to get British Citizenship (4 years for Indefinite Leave to Remain 永久居留 and you can apply for British Citizenship a year after having Indefinite Leave to Remain). I would go for British Citizenship as your UK Indefinite Leave to Remain will be cancelled if you stayed outside of the UK for more than 2 years while citizenship is forever!
See UK immigration rule 276O for details -
276O. The requirements for indefinite leave to remain in the United Kingdom as a foreign or Commonwealth citizen discharged from HM Forces are that the applicant:
(i) has completed at least four years’ service with HM Forces; and
(ii) was discharged from HM Forces on completion of engagement; and
(iii) was not discharged from HM Forces more than 2 years prior to the date on which the application is made unless they are applying following a grant of limited leavebto remain under paragraph 276QA; and
(iv) is not in the UK in breach of immigration laws except that, where paragraph 39E of these Rules applies, any current period of overstaying will be disregarded; and
(v) does not fall for refusal under the general grounds for refusal.
樣子很幽默
2018-4-1 18:29:20
Join咗uotc
:^(
估唔到原來入面咁多人
精流不息
2018-4-1 20:43:17
你邊頭
:^(
樣子很幽默
2018-4-1 23:23:06
我唔係喺England 讀書
:^(
不過遲下northern night 可以見到嘅
:^(
Ads
精流不息
2018-4-1 23:25:18
成個英國uotc可能十個香港人都無
:^(
:^(
問下d northern otc先
:^(
樣子很幽默
2018-4-1 23:59:57
唔係呀
咁都開都底
:^(
HKG3
2018-4-2 02:06:54
估唔到原來入面咁多人 - you need to remember that some universities share an UOTC unit
The City of Edinburgh Universities Officers’ Training Corps provides a unique opportunity for students at all four of Edinburgh’s universities (Edinburgh, Herriot-Watt, Napier and Queen Margaret). The society focuses on personal development and leadership through a varied, progressive and challenging programme of military and adventurous training, sport and intellectual challenges.