I am a British citizen through descent living in South Africa. How do I get British citizenship for my child?

If your father was married to your mother either when you were born or at any time after that, you are already a British citizen 'by descent' and, provided you have the required documentation (proof of your father's citizenship 'otherwise than by descent' and your parent's marriage certificate as well as the usual passport ID stuff), can apply for a British passport without needing to take any intermediate steps. Once you have your British passport, you can move there at any time (or never for that matter). http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/britis... British citizenship http://ukinaustralia.fco.gov.uk/en/help-... Obtaining a UK passport in Australia You will also need an Australian passport - Australian law requires that Australian citizens must always leave and enter Australia on an Australian passport.

If your father was not married to your mother, you will have to first apply to be registered as a British citizen and that's far more difficult.

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