How do you become a resident of jamaica but keep your brtish status?

Answer 1

your residence has nothing to do with you citizenship
here are some actions to be considered :
The "documents and particulars" for becoming a permanent resident are as follows:

1) Valid national passport;

2) Evidence of financial status and means of support - for example, particulars of pension, bank account, property owned and business investments;

3) Birth certificate;

4) Marital status - marriage certificate - particulars of spouse, children and other dependents;

5) Medical certificate - certificate of good health;

6) Police certificate from the state from which you are migrating;

7) Two (2) passport size photographs;

8) Reasons for seeking permanent residence in Jamaica;

9) Letters of references from two reputable citizens of Jamaica.

Permanent residence is usually granted to the following categories of persons:

A) Wives of Jamaican Nationals without meeting any residency requirements;

B) Adults and minors who have claim to Jamaican Nationality without meeting any residency requirements;

C) Retired persons who have resided in Jamaica for at least three years;

D) Persons employed in Jamaica after completing a period of residence of at least five years;

i hope this helps ?

Answer 2

You can become a resident of Jamaica without affecting your Bristih status as a citizen in any way - you'd actively have to opt out of being British in order to lose citizenship, and it's not as easy as you might think!

Answer 3

Becoming resident of another country does not affect your British status.

Answer 4

Marry a Jamaican and get dual nationality?

Answer 5

Thats called 'having your cake and eating it'!

Answer 6

it depends whether you country has a law on dual citizenship. in my own country, we have that.

Answer 7

You can actually keep it. I think..