<p class="text-align-justify">Anybody who is seeking to apply for British citizenship or wishing to live in the UK must complete the Life in the UK test unless they qualify for the exemptions. The necessity to demonstrate understanding of British life and language is specified in the legislation, and only a few exceptions are permitted which are written below.&nbsp;<br />
People under the age of 18 and those above the age of 65 are exempted.</p>

<p class="text-align-justify">A person who has a long-term physical or mental illness may be exempt. The condition must make it impossible for the person to prepare for or take the test indefinitely. And, the illness needs to be confirmed by the doctor’s note.&nbsp;<br />
If a person has already passed the test, it is not necessary to take the test again to applying for citizenship. For example, if passed during ILR application. Instead, they can present the Life in the UK test certificate as proof of the completion of the necessary requirement.</p>
