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I understand that (and it is a big commitment), but if they lived for a decade in a country and like it, why not? Seems like a better option than mucking aroun
by prodmerc 11y ago
I understand that (and it is a big commitment), but if they lived for a decade in a country and like it, why not?
Seems like a better option than mucking around with visas and residence/work permits. I mean, this ILR gave them right of abode (if I understand correctly), and now they changed the laws so they can't work legally without a new document.
What guarantees do they have that requirements for permanent residence won't change again in the future?