Indefinite leave to remain: £335 --> £750

Naturalisation: £200 --> £575

http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/6353/6356/17715/fees2007.pdf

These are the changes I have heard about. Effective date April 2007

you are welcome, yes it is a rip off, disgusting in my view! Thank goodness my husband got his last year as we could not afford it this year with two boys about to go to University.  And I am not sure but I don't think that covers the citizenship ceremony. I recall mu husband paid £268 not £200 as £68 was for the ceremony and indeed was the only refundable part if application was not successful

http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applying/nationality/formsandguidance/feenotes this is the old /current fee info

FEE CHANGES FROM 1st APRIL 2005

The nationality fees will change as detailed below:

Naturalisation 6(1) - £268 (includes ceremony fee)
Naturalisation 6(2) - £268 (includes ceremony fee)
Naturalisation Joint 6(1) -£336 (includes two separate ceremony fees)
Adult Registration - £188 (includes ceremony fee)
Minor Registration(s) - £200 (Single/Multiple Applications)
Renunciation - £120

We definitely need someone to find out if the new fees include ceremony fee because i read it on a site that it's exclusive ( which i can't remember the name of the site).

Also we need someone to find out how much it will cost for a couple and also for children under 18.

Can someone pls find out. I'd love to find out but i'm at uni and i do not have any credits on my phone ( really broke).

I found this that shows the joint fee but cannot as yet find out about the ceremony fee. Perhaps it is to be the same £68.00 as previously

http://www.gnn.gov.uk/Content/Detail.asp?ReleaseID=269465&NewsAreaID=2

7. Proposed new in-country fee levels

I tried a few times to paste it here but it won't let me without changing the format so read

section 7 as shown above