英國政府宣布即將糾正英國國籍法中的歷史異常現象
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Bno人對加拿大政府嚟講係外國人 外國政府點對待bno嘅人 喺外國嘅內政
但係bno係英國國民 政府唔可能對自己國民 實施有年齡歧視嘅法案 呢個係講唔通
但係bno係英國國民 政府唔可能對自己國民 實施有年齡歧視嘅法案 呢個係講唔通
起碼係英國人身份，住返3年先有福利（bno）咁就差唔多
你諗嘅野我都問過哂
佢地話，係申請人責任提供所有証據
然後佢地再決定批唔批
佢地唔會講點樣先會接受
但係只要你本身本英國護照係BNO，後續就算你搞到咩簽証，佢地都唔會批
因為積金局ban嘅係BNO護照唔係BNO Visa
最後佢地直接叫我拎第二本非英國護照再申請
佢地話，係申請人責任提供所有証據
然後佢地再決定批唔批
佢地唔會講點樣先會接受
但係只要你本身本英國護照係BNO，後續就算你搞到咩簽証，佢地都唔會批
因為積金局ban嘅係BNO護照唔係BNO Visa
最後佢地直接叫我拎第二本非英國護照再申請
用另一個方法解釋 如果你認為bno係英國嘅國民 屬土嘅公民同英國本土公民應該受嘅待遇一樣 咁即係屬土公民 同英國本土嘅公民一樣 唔應該受到年齡歧視
英國政府視後生嘅bno係自己人走去平權 冇理由 一班年紀大嘅bno 就唔視為自己人平權就冇份
英國政府視後生嘅bno係自己人走去平權 冇理由 一班年紀大嘅bno 就唔視為自己人平權就冇份
正解
悲觀起嚟分分鐘連啲係香港既白鬼都未必救到
悲觀起嚟分分鐘連啲係香港既白鬼都未必救到
我覺得有機
BNO Visa未出之前個個夠屌英國日落帝國覺得平權係陳國邦
BNO Visa未出之前個個夠屌英國日落帝國覺得平權係陳國邦
三百幾萬人 人口太多 我覺得係平權一個障礙
最多嘅時候好似350萬嘅人擁有bno呢個身份
不過時間過咗咁耐 可能有啲人死咗
49年之前香港人口唔係太多 所以大部分bno嘅人應該係49年之後至出世 49年到而家只係72年左右 嗰一批人應該好多都健在
不過時間過咗咁耐 可能有啲人死咗
49年之前香港人口唔係太多 所以大部分bno嘅人應該係49年之後至出世 49年到而家只係72年左右 嗰一批人應該好多都健在
仲要用非英國護照先得......
你咁講即係拎過BNO，轉到BC都唔得
咁除非英國政府出面，透過跨國金融機構英國分部處理，先至有機
你咁講即係拎過BNO，轉到BC都唔得
咁除非英國政府出面，透過跨國金融機構英國分部處理，先至有機
點解睇咩都覺得關bno/香港人事？
睇到mother was married to someone else.......Windrush victims are not prevented from qualifying for British Citizenship because they were not able to return to the UK to meet the residence requirements through no fault of their own.
唔會有疑問
關於 Windrush，google
Windrush Scandal
The Windrush scandal was a 2018 British political scandal concerning people who were wrongly detained, denied legal rights, threatened with deportation and in at least 83 cases wrongly deported from the UK by the Home Office. Many of those affected had been born British subjects and had arrived in the UK before 1973, particularly from Caribbean countries as members of the "Windrush generation" (so named after the Empire Windrush, the ship that brought one of the first groups of West Indian migrants to the UK in 1948).
Between 1948 and 1970, nearly half a million people moved from the Caribbean to Britain, which in 1948 faced severe labour shortages in the wake of the Second World War. The immigrants were later referred to as "the Windrush generation".
Many of the countries from which the immigrants had come became independent of the UK after 1948, and people living there became citizens of those countries. Legislative measures in the 60s and early 70s limited the rights of citizens of these former colonies, now members of the Commonwealth, to come to or work in the UK.
Anyone who had arrived in the UK from a Commonwealth country before 1973 was granted an automatic right permanently to remain, unless they left the UK for more than two years. Since the right was automatic, many people in this category were never given, or asked to provide, documentary evidence of their right to remain at the time or over the next forty years, during which, many continued to live and work in the UK, believing themselves to be British.
睇到mother was married to someone else.......Windrush victims are not prevented from qualifying for British Citizenship because they were not able to return to the UK to meet the residence requirements through no fault of their own.
唔會有疑問
關於 Windrush，google
Windrush Scandal
The Windrush scandal was a 2018 British political scandal concerning people who were wrongly detained, denied legal rights, threatened with deportation and in at least 83 cases wrongly deported from the UK by the Home Office. Many of those affected had been born British subjects and had arrived in the UK before 1973, particularly from Caribbean countries as members of the "Windrush generation" (so named after the Empire Windrush, the ship that brought one of the first groups of West Indian migrants to the UK in 1948).
Between 1948 and 1970, nearly half a million people moved from the Caribbean to Britain, which in 1948 faced severe labour shortages in the wake of the Second World War. The immigrants were later referred to as "the Windrush generation".
Many of the countries from which the immigrants had come became independent of the UK after 1948, and people living there became citizens of those countries. Legislative measures in the 60s and early 70s limited the rights of citizens of these former colonies, now members of the Commonwealth, to come to or work in the UK.
Anyone who had arrived in the UK from a Commonwealth country before 1973 was granted an automatic right permanently to remain, unless they left the UK for more than two years. Since the right was automatic, many people in this category were never given, or asked to provide, documentary evidence of their right to remain at the time or over the next forty years, during which, many continued to live and work in the UK, believing themselves to be British.
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