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Developing countries generally have very strict immigration requirements. It's not like Western Europe where you can literally walk in with no papers and get we
by lacampbell 10y ago
Developing countries generally have very strict immigration requirements. It's not like Western Europe where you can literally walk in with no papers and get welfare.
Trust me, they're not going to end up paying for anything old retired westerners need.
- chaostheory 10y agoAgreed. While welfare programs do exist in developing countries, most of them are nominal; though there is a exception - kind of.
- FlyingSnake 10y agoTrue. The Newly industrialized world, (India, Thailand, Sri Lanka etc), have strict rules for non-business/tourism related immigration. E.g. It's nearly impossible to emigrate to India as a retiree, unless you can obtain OCI/PIO status.
- pjc50 10y ago> literally walk in with no papers and get welfare This isn't true of course, unless you're referring to the tiny amount given to asylum seekers? If you think it is true, name the country and the specific benefits available to people with no residence and no visa.
- devdas 10y agoGetting into Western Europe needs a lot of paperwork and funds. You can't get welfare unless you are a citizen, or permanent resident either.