i from north tunisie i visit then yesterday thanks for your informations

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Hey Daniela. How long do u have to send the documents after u paid for the British citizenship???

Hi Dani, I said it before, I love your videos. I wish you would post more regularly, but I know it’s a lot of work. Thank you for this video. Stay safe 🙂.

I'm from Turin. I discovered Camogli when I was a teenager and I choose this village as my buen retiro. Camogli is not only the beautiful little town with its small harbor, colorful houses and a glorious history as an important marittime center from the middle ages to the end of the XIX Century. Camogli is also the awesome cove of San Fruttuoso, with crystal clear water and a one thousand years old benedictine abbey and the most part of the natural Park of Portofino. On the Mount of Portofino slopes we have more than 50 miles (80 km) of trails. It's a hickers' paradise. We don't have many beaches, but we have a beautiful sea and a marittime protected area around Portofino promontory. Best place for diving and snorkeling, the big rock of Punta Chiappa (Lord Byron's favourite place). If you plan a visit, my suggestion is to avoid August, holidays and week-ends to avoid crowds in Camogli, San Fruttuoso and Portofino. From May to mid July and from September to the end of October are the best periods to visit us. This year the weather was horrible (al lot of rain and thunderstorms), but normally you have good chances to have good weather and the water is warm for swimming. A couple of years ago I could swimm in Camogli at Halloween and water temperature was ok. Please, avoid "fast tourism". Take your time, discover our history, take your trekking shoes and get all your informations before starting a trail (some of them are easy, some others are strenuous).

Well,,,,,did you do the jump? 😁

12:43 🤣🤣🤣😍 dog likes the music!

I find your videos so soothing!i think its your editing and voice❤ Keep it up,

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Hi Dani! I'm really looking forward to seeing a longer video. I know that every day is busy and that a longer video requires a lot of work. Greetings from Budapest. 😘🌹❤️❤️

I've seen some of the 'mock' tests and even though I wasn't born in the UK, I've been here for all my education and I didn't know a lot of the questions. Like who gives a shit about stuff in the Middle Ages, and why is that relevant??

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Incredible how it seems almost identical to the structure of the colosseum. Really insightful - those dark underground passages look really eerie - can just imagine how anxious those gladiators must have felt waiting to "perform". Thanks for sharing

Reminds me this song about Tozeur:kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4fXnKmrgNV-nJo

I was born in zaghouan nice to see my town again ❤

fish and chips!!!! 😻💜

You have dizziness problem after this surgery??, I had this continuous dizziness for past 11 months since I had this surgery done

The room which you didn't know is called mushola, I guess.. it is place for sholat, moeslim goes private pray sometimes if the mosque seems to far or else❤

Hi. A wonderfully informative production, taking just 15 minutes. Well done.

Kynance cove gets my vote because ov the rugged cliffs and rock structures...

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Hi, thanks for sharing and congrats on your achievement! I was wondering....did you have to send your european passport to uk gov for checks? When does this happen in the process? As I want to avoid to get stuck with travels

Enjoying your videos thank you. Did you think Postjama castle was worth paying to go inside, or is it more impressive just from the outside pls? Cheers from Australia

* walked through the cheddar ! Hope you had some crackers and chutney with you 😂😘.

Smart!!!!! I’m stealing this, thanks :)

Thanks for making this video. Great content and video editing.

Part of the tartarian empire which covered all of Europe. The satanic royals destroyed the altar room by intention because they wanted to suppress positive spiritual understanding and practices. The parasitic-class / satanic royals and the satanic the cabball did the same all across Europe during both world wars...

This took a long time you can bet on that

we must stop saying that Sidi bou Saïd is the “Santorini of Africa”. Historically, it is exactly the opposite! On August 28, 1915, a decree was issued to ensure the protection of the village, imposing the blue of Sidi Bou Saïd and the white as desired by Baron d'Erlanger. While the combination of white and blue was introduced in the early 1930s during the dictatorship of Metaxas, in Greece in a quest for order and uniformity. So, it is false to claim that Sidi bou Saïd looks like Santorini. It is rather the opposite that should be titled.

Congratulations my friend ❤all the best we together

Me and my brother will move to UK by next year. I love UK and it's history. This move will be a huge step for us and a fresh new start. Your video is very informative, love it.

Oh dear, describing Cornwall and Mevagissey as 'English', shows a lack of knowledge of Cornish and British history and cultural identity. Cornwall, means the land of the headland Welsh, i.e. the Celts. Not Anglo-saxon, i.e. 'English'. Kernow is the native word for Cornwall, meaning 'beak or horn', as it describes the peninsula. I have been to Tibet, and would not describe Tibet as Chinese. When people speak the name 'Mevagissey', they are using a language that is NOT English. It is Cornish. It is a contraction of Meva hag Issey, meaning Meva and Issey, after the Irish and Welsh saints of Meva and Issey. Also, Mevvagissey is NOT in St Austell, it is near St Austell. That aside, it is an attractive smal town, owing to Cornish hilly topography, but dominated by 'emmits' and holiday homes, to the exclusion of the native Cornish. How many people in Mevagissey identify as Cornish? I suspect much less than 50%. I suggest the author of this video explores native Cornish culture, history and people, rich in itself, and well worth exploring for another video about Cornwall (Kernow). The World's largest deposits of China Clay (kaolin) mining are nearby in the St Austell area. I would not describe the Clay Country villages like Bugle, Stenaless, Nanpean or Roche with such chocolate box sentiment like Mevvagissey. Maybe they are also worth a video from this author? From Bodmin, Cornwall.

Hi Daniela, thank you for your video and congrats on your achievement. I nearly have everything ready and I'm gonna take the Life in the Uk test very soon. I got stuck at one point which is quite confusing. When you had to prove you lived in the country for 5 years, did you provide evidence for the first five years (before getting your settled status) or after? I'm asking because i have lived here for nearly 10 years and got my status about 5 years ago

I’ve been to Cheddar matinees. I live about 25 miles away.

Honestly me as a tunisian, everytime me and my Family come in the Summer Time and Go to Places Even as Tunisians we also get this parking "Scam" a lot. It is basically just people trying to charge for goverment parking lots it is Not just a thing that Happens to Tourists

So nice I agree 💯😊

Amazing video, but I disagree about the real Greek restaurant. I highly recommend that place.

It's -AL Salt not As Salt..Thanks

Went there when I was a 14yr old in 1976 on holiday in Somerset with my mum,dad,sister and aunty and uncle. Went into the caves and saw the statue of the witch of wokey Hole.

03:49 That was a VERY BAD idea to going there... Realy.

Fantastic! Thanks! 🎸🎶

I just went there yesterday. I walked from Bournemouth to Sandbanks. The street itself looks like an ordinary street as most of the expensive houses are hidden with large gates and security

Great video. Thank you.

Hi! are there taxis available in Cotswold?

Buda stands in the mountains :)))) there are no mountains in Hungary❤

You had some good moments but you do way too much talking head stuff when you could cut away to beautiful scenery. Honestly way too much talking and I had to turn off the video just a few minutes in.

this was so cool👍🤌

Magyar vagyok hehehehebe

Please when you went for your biometrics, did they scan every page of your passport containing visas or stamps if u did travelled outside Uk ??