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    When does an immigrant become an Australian? Becoming an Australian citizen means you call Australia home with all the privileges and responsibilities of a person who was born here. Australian citizenship is a privilege that offers enormous rewards. By becoming an Australian citizen‚ you are joining a unique national community. Becoming an Australian citizen means that you are making an ongoing commitment to Australia and all that this country stands for. It is also the beginning of your formal

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    BN4 - BRITISH CITIZENSHIP CHILDREN BORN OUTSIDE THE UNITED KINGDOM SINCE 1 JANUARY 1983 www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk February 2010 CONTENTS 1. General 4. British citizens otherwise than by descent and British citizens by descent 5. Children who are born in a British overseas territory 9. Children who are born outside the United Kingdom to British citizens otherwise than by descent 10. Children who are born outside the United Kingdom to British citizens by descent 11. Children who are born to parents

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    York to the Lake district. Other examples include a family traveling from Bristol to London to see the London Eye and the national science museum. 2 Inbound Visitor’s to UK destinations • You should select two inbound visitors of two different nationalities and two differing motivations. You could choose‚ for example‚ a couple from Japan who wish to visit all the capital cities of the UK and a group of students from France who are attending a sporting event. 1. State and describe the visitor with

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    Why Pakistani do not have a sense of National Identity. Identity may be defined as a distinctive characteristic of an individual or a particular group of individuals. For one’s survival in this world it is very crucial to maintain his identity. If we expand the criterion of ‘identity’ to national level it is of utmost importance because it is nation’s identity which distinguishes its people from the rest of the world. The importance of national Identity can be better analyzed by the fact that it

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    Week 2 – Residence and Source Residents: * Section 6-5(2) ITAA97 states that assessable income includes ordinary income derived directly/indirectly from all sources‚ in and out of Australia‚ during the income year. * Section 6-10(4) ITAA97 states that assessable income includes statutory income from all sources in and out of Australia. Non-residents: * Section 6-5(3) ITAA97 states that assessable income includes ordinary income derived directly/indirectly from all Australian sources

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    simple form; Britishness is simply living within the nation of Britain‚ with a British passport and obeying and abiding to the laws and rules of the land. However‚ many people have and still do‚ see Britishness as something much more than just your nationality. People can view Britishness as a way of life where you have to abide and live up to certain values and fit in with certain stereotypes. The ideal british citizen would be typically white‚ with all their ancestors and relatives coming from nowhere

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    Theoretical introduction to the United Kingdom characteristics supported by data interpreted as descriptive statistics and graphic elements. p Instituto Politecnico de Braganca A particular research of the United Kingdom The report contains statistics rates with relevant explanations. Prepared by Karyna Radzykhovska and Viktor Darii‚ November 2012. Demography and Geography Location: Western Europe‚ consisting of Great Britain (England‚ Wales‚ and Scotland ) and Northern Ireland;

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    United Kingdom: A Reluctant Country of Immigration By Will Somerville‚ Migration Policy Institute Dhananjayan Sriskandarajah‚ Royal Commonwealth Society Maria Latorre‚ Institute for Public Policy Research  July 2009  Immigration to the United Kingdom in the 21st century is larger and more diverse than at any point in its history. As the global recession bites‚ early evidence shows a reduction in the numbers of immigrants coming to work. However‚ fundamental dynamics indicate sustained net immigration

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    IMMIG�TION POLICY CENTER PERSPECTIVES MADE IN AMERICA MYTHS & FACTS ABOUT BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP By James Ho‚ Margaret Stock‚ Eric Ward & Elizabeth Wydra SEPTEMBER 2009 Photo from �ickr.com. By Brian Wilson Photography. MADE IN AMERICA:  MYTHS & FACTS ABOUT BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP      BY JAMES HO‚ MARGARET STOCK‚ ERIC WARD & ELIZABETH WYDRA    SEPTEMBER 2009              ABOUT PERSPECTIVES ON IMMIGRATION  The  Immigration  Policy  Center’s  Perspectives  are  thoughtful  narratives  written 

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    Immigration Notes Deportation Law Abbreviations Imm=immigration D=deportation Crim=criminal/criminality Br=British Fam=family IA=Immigration Act P=person BNA=British Nationality Act What do we need to know? British law‚ implications of Art8‚ EU citizens and their family members. To what extent migrants with a right of residence should be liable to expulsion after having been convicted of one or more criminal offences. Lecture Notes Concerned with people who have a right to stay and have that right

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