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> "cheated" the system by registering as a resident at the address of some coworker, boss, acquaintance, etc. (without really living there, of course). This co
by InitialLastName 5y ago
> "cheated" the system by registering as a resident at the address of some coworker, boss, acquaintance, etc. (without really living there, of course).
This could be a feature of the system, not a bug. In order to make it work you need the implicit endorsement of the person whose address you are using; presumably there could be repercussions for that person if you turned out to be problematic, which would apply a "character test" of sorts to the residency system.
- Al-Khwarizmi 5y agoYeah, I have thought about that, and I also think it may be intentional, for the reasons you mention. But it's quite ugly that in order to implement that "endorsement system", they push you to lie, because both the letter of the law and the forms that both the immigrant and the "helper" person sign are quite unambiguous: you are declaring that the person physically lives in that address, which is not true. If they want an endorsement system, they could explicitly create one.