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Originally posted by reddog View Post
kind of interesting they complain about their treatment in Switzerland, yet as soon as they got they opportunity they
stayed permanently in ...... Switzerland!
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostOh, we have our moments if the BBC is to be believed. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-63542636
Of course these parents who had to leave their kids behind weren't forced to go to Switzerland. Nor were they forced to continue working there.
stayed permanently in ...... Switzerland!
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post
They were. Hostels usually.
I assumed they were in huts like Auf Wiedersen pet. That seems to be normal on big sites and road work. Though one PM ex colleague took his canal boat to a 2+ year site (he had it lifted and plonked in the local waterway then lifted again, re-plated and returned to its normal mooring. Worth every penny of the £1million plus extra sales he managed.
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Originally posted by vetran View Post
right wing nutter , you should have put them up in a nice hotel.
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostOh, we have our moments if the BBC is to be believed. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-63542636
Of course these parents who had to leave their kids behind weren't forced to go to Switzerland. Nor were they forced to continue working there.
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Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
Well we are better at being inhuman to immigrants than the Swiss.
Of course these parents who had to leave their kids behind weren't forced to go to Switzerland. Nor were they forced to continue working there.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
Neither will happen. There will be some loophole to jump straight in to an ILR and all the infinite number of dependants that were allowed to come on this visa will also be allowed to stay. The system is so broken it's next to useless.
If you want to know the details on how to play the system and circumvent the rules they are available on the Immigration Board forum.
So we only get those under 45 for example so we get a good few years of working life out of them?
Demographics isn't on the UK's side.
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Originally posted by Zigenare View Post
Just so long as they fck off back home afterwards. Also, let's ensure they can't bring children over - like the Swiss did with their visa system.
If you want to know the details on how to play the system and circumvent the rules they are available on the Immigration Board forum.
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India, Russia's closest ally and one of Russia's main markets for its oil and weapons. Now the UK's closest ally...
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostWas great to meet PM
@RishiSunak
in Bali. India attaches great importance to robust ties. We discussed ways to increase commercial linkages, raise the scope of security cooperation in context of India’s defence reforms and make people-to-people ties even stronger.
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Originally posted by _V_ View PostI wonder if he or his wife know of an Indian company that can supply these people and visas?
3,000 this year, then it will be deemed a "great success to solving the UK skills crisis" and extended to 30,000 followed by 300,000 visas.
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