United KingdomValues 19 · Values and principles of the UK
Apart from an approved English test, which of these can be used to prove your English when applying for citizenship?
- aA UK driving licence that was issued after a theory test taken in English
- bA letter from your employer saying that you speak English well at work every day
- cA degree taught or researched in English that is recognised as equal to a UK degreeCorrect answer
- dA receipt showing that you paid for an English course at a local college
Why?
A degree taught or researched in English can prove your English, as long as it is recognised as equal to a UK bachelor's degree or higher. A driving licence, an employer's letter or proof that you paid for a course do not show your level.
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