Moving abroad. Recommendations? And a question about laws.
#16
Re: Moving abroad. Recommendations? And a question about laws.
The government is elected by the people, so the only way that could happen would be if the people elected them to do it.
Then again a country who votes to have UKIP (which means you chicken in one of the official languages of the EU) representing them in Europe probably is stupid enough to do that.
Then again a country who votes to have UKIP (which means you chicken in one of the official languages of the EU) representing them in Europe probably is stupid enough to do that.
#17
Jeff, god of biscuits
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Joined: Feb 2008
Location: Amiens, Picardie
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Re: Moving abroad. Recommendations? And a question about laws.
Hitler was elected.
#19
Re: Moving abroad. Recommendations? And a question about laws.
Had a read and the what if questions crept into mind. Get the feeling that we'll all probably head down that route sometime in the future don't you think?
#20
Re: Moving abroad. Recommendations? And a question about laws.
The government is elected by the people, so the only way that could happen would be if the people elected them to do it.
Then again a country who votes to have UKIP (which means you chicken in one of the official languages of the EU) representing them in Europe probably is stupid enough to do that.
Then again a country who votes to have UKIP (which means you chicken in one of the official languages of the EU) representing them in Europe probably is stupid enough to do that.
#21
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Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 543
Re: Moving abroad. Recommendations? And a question about laws.
How about Spain,at present the only requirement is to carry your passport (or Residencia if you choose to get it)
However with regard to the Biometrics thing, I believe you will find that sooner or later virtualy all advanced states will move onto it as a price for travelling,doing business etc with the USA,and for security purposes,it appears to be the way of the world unfortunatly
However with regard to the Biometrics thing, I believe you will find that sooner or later virtualy all advanced states will move onto it as a price for travelling,doing business etc with the USA,and for security purposes,it appears to be the way of the world unfortunatly
#22
Re: Moving abroad. Recommendations? And a question about laws.
I find it quite hilarious that the UK is the country that complains the most about not being represented in the EU and then they send these idiots in.