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Originally posted by chopper View PostIf they're working here legitimately, and therefore paying tax to HMRC on their earnings, or indeed claiming these apparently super generous British benefits that Brexiters keep moaning about, then that is all the documentation they need. If they've failed to do that, then it is hard to have any sympathy for their lack of documentation.
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Originally posted by chopper View PostIf they're working here legitimately, and therefore paying tax to HMRC on their earnings, or indeed claiming these apparently super generous British benefits that Brexiters keep moaning about, then that is all the documentation they need. If they've failed to do that, then it is hard to have any sympathy for their lack of documentation.
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostThe subject of undocumented EU citizens in the UK as been in the the foreign press. There are many workers living in flat shares and houses in multiple occupation and on casual work.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostBrits tend to be too poorly educated and unskilled nowadays in terms of the very best jobs.
Maybe it was different in the past, but that's the past.
That's why London is the most productive place in the UK - it's majority foreign.
It's a difficult truth.
Mapped: How Britain has the most university educated migrants in the EU
UK is magnet for highly educated EU migrants, research shows | UK news | The Guardian
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Originally posted by TwoWolves View PostIt will be granted. British expats are an economic boon to European countries and they will concede, I'm sure of it.Originally posted by meridian View PostYou misspelled “immigrants”.
Is that like EU migrants are an economic boon to the UK?
Maybe it was different in the past, but that's the past.
That's why London is the most productive place in the UK - it's majority foreign.
It's a difficult truth.
Mapped: How Britain has the most university educated migrants in the EU
UK is magnet for highly educated EU migrants, research shows | UK news | The Guardian
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Originally posted by AtW View PostIf they are working legally they should have National Insurance number and track record of tax payments ...
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If they are working legally they should have National Insurance number and track record of tax payments ...
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Originally posted by Brussels Slumdog View PostThe British who live in the EU like myself legally had to register after 3 months and apply for a residency card.
It took me about 4 months in 2016 to become Belgian as I had been a resident since 2003.
EU nationals have no legal requirement to register at the city hall.As a British citizen , I have only been on a voters roll for 1 year of my working life. There must be a lot of EU citizens who have no documented evidence of living in the UK.
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