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A bit like the US government then. Remember filling out the visa forms on the plane and its pretty damn obvious that no-one is going to reply yes to any of the questions...
That was for 90 days visit 10 years ago, they have since put in an automated visa system that checks visitors.
This is for working with vulnerable people forever so no its nothing like it.
A bit like the US government then. Remember filling out the visa forms on the plane and its pretty damn obvious that no-one is going to reply yes to any of the questions...
New rules mean non-EU migrants must provide criminal record checks before they can get jobs in Britain
Thousands of migrants who applying for jobs with vulnerable people included
The new Home Office rules on visas will come into force from next month Currently skilled migrants are asked to declare they don't have a criminal record
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