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Previously on "Emigrating to Scotland following a yes vote."
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I'll stick a bed in my shed Tractor. You are welcome to stay there as long as you want. Bring your pension so I can buy a roof for it.
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Which will help paying for new glass - what with all the bricks that will get thrown through them - if the anti-English nastiness displayed over the past few weeks is anything to go by.Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostAnd if your pension's denominated in Sterling you'll get an ever increasing number of groats each month
Next it will be Settler Watch getting Scottish government grants.
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It's no vote.
Scotland get more powers.
And even more power in 2018.
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If you have a UK pension wouldn't it be frozen because you're living abroad.
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I suspect that there may be a slight problem there. Can't think what it might be, though.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostWhat about immigration? | Yes Scotland
As they're going to be in the EU
you're free to move there if you want to.
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yep, its way too highOriginally posted by tractor View PostWhy? Because I have one?
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there will be an IQ test apparently. you wont be allowed inOriginally posted by tractor View PostNear to retirement, love walking, sometime avid mountaineer and lately photographer, this might be on the cards for me
I guess the UK tax treatment would be near the same as it would be for Eire but I wonder how hard it would be to 'get in'. Would I need to stow away on a lorry in B-u-T or something?
nay sassenach wi' an iq greater than king salmon(89.5) alood
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You just have to live here and you get a passport.
Just don't be here too long though, with demographics they wont be able to afford pensioners in 20 years, they will scoop you up and turn you into soylent haggis.
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As long as the UK stays in the EU...Originally posted by mudskipper View PostWhat about immigration? | Yes Scotland
As they're going to be in the EU
you're free to move there if you want to.
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