Quick win for musicians / creatives wanting to work / do gigs in the EU:
https://twitter.com/thenitinsawhney/...249976321?s=19
Clearly feck em, they should just retrain or do gigs in Grimsby instead.
Bestest. Deal. Ever.
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Originally posted by GigiBronz View PostI am watchink /r/IWantOur and there are plenty of Americans, apart other nationalities as well, that want to go to freeking Eastern Europe or poorer parts of Asia.
The new criteria or selecting a place to emigrate has become: is it a fairly free country? Do they let me in?
Economic prosperity is not at the top of the list anymore
Where is GhostofTarbera? He was advocating some time ago as well that hongkong-ers won’t take up the offer.
I think if we would have allowed free borders some might have ended up in Spain or France/Germany putting less pressure on the housing market here.
Btw prices are going up again ffs, I am still curious how people find money for it.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostYes, so far there are the projected 600,000 coming from Hong Kong:
Hong Kong British National (Overseas) (BN(O)) visa - GOV.UK
UK government 'has underestimated takeup for Hong Kong resettlement scheme' | World news | The Guardian
The new criteria or selecting a place to emigrate has become: is it a fairly free country? Do they let me in?
Economic prosperity is not at the top of the list anymore
Where is GhostofTarbera? He was advocating some time ago as well that hongkong-ers won’t take up the offer.
I think if we would have allowed free borders some might have ended up in Spain or France/Germany putting less pressure on the housing market here.
Btw prices are going up again ffs, I am still curious how people find money for it.
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Originally posted by Whorty View PostSays the whining, grumpy fecker with no matesOriginally posted by Eirikur View PostSays the former whining immigrant to the Netherlands who was deported for racism and hate speech
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostWith EU immigration, many wish to return to their home country to live at some point; they will have a great life when they return. With non-eu immigration they will stay and want to bring their extended families and frail grandparents etc.
Romanian migrant boasts handouts from the UK have helped him construct home for wife and children in his homeland
The Daily Mail readers prefer that immigrants come over with their extended families.
Eastern Europeans often don't use the NHS in the UK, they go back to their home country for treatment.
Understanding how Eastern European migrants use and experience UK health services: a systematic scoping review | BMC Health Services Research | Full Text
It was also common for migrants to return to their home country to a healthcare system they were familiar with, free from language barriers.
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostWith EU immigration, many wish to return to their home country to live at some point; they will have a great life when they return. With non-eu immigration they will stay and want to bring their extended families and frail grandparents etc.
Romanian migrant boasts handouts from the UK have helped him construct home for wife and children in his homeland
The Daily Mail readers prefer that immigrants come over with their extended families.
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Originally posted by Scoobos View Post
I do still think that we will end up with MORE immigration from outside the EU. Unlimited visas anyone?
Hong Kong British National (Overseas) (BN(O)) visa - GOV.UK
UK government 'has underestimated takeup for Hong Kong resettlement scheme' | World news | The Guardian
Then the fruit picking permit scheme has been tripled from 10,000 to 30,000 (seems Pick for Britain was a bit of a failure as Brexiters didn't want to get off of their fat arses to help Britain out, they still want foreigners to do their work
30,000 UK seasonal worker visas made available for 2021 | Workpermit.com
Brexit: Ministers to treble number of foreign fruit and veg pickers to ease fears of rotting harvests | The Independent
Who knows what else is yet to come under this u-turn and lying government
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Originally posted by GigiBronz View PostOf course that this post doesn't make any sense
Originally posted by Scoobos View PostI'm happy and relieved that we've come to an arrangement.
Anything is better than going to WTO terms.
I'll be 20 foot under before I give BJ any credit for anything at all
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Originally posted by Scoobos View PostI would have voted remain (I was overseas during the vote) , but to be perfectly honest, I'm happy and relieved that we've come to an arrangement.
Anything is better than going to WTO terms.
I'll be 20 foot under before I give BJ any credit for anything at all, but someone somewhere deserves a bit of praise for getting something done at the end.
Now, do we become another US state? I hope not, but my vote to stay in the EU was for many more reasons than economic ones.
I do still think that we will end up with MORE immigration from outside the EU. Unlimited visas anyone?
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I would have voted remain (I was overseas during the vote) , but to be perfectly honest, I'm happy and relieved that we've come to an arrangement.
Anything is better than going to WTO terms.
I'll be 20 foot under before I give BJ any credit for anything at all, but someone somewhere deserves a bit of praise for getting something done at the end.
Now, do we become another US state? I hope not, but my vote to stay in the EU was for many more reasons than economic ones.
I do still think that we will end up with MORE immigration from outside the EU. Unlimited visas anyone?
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