Living in Rwanda..
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Living in Rwanda..
Been browsing and seems to me this ain't a bad option. Cost of living is 50% cheaper than UK. Driving licence OK, employment available, For anyone struggling in modern Britain, it could be a better life.
What you reckon.
What you reckon.
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Re: Living in Rwanda..
Sending migrants to Rwanda has to be a brilliant idea. Have teams of highly trained Group 4 staff separate the economic migrants from genuine refugees as they arrive, migrants straight to the airport and when the plane is full, off it goes.
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Re: Living in Rwanda..
It's lovely if you go out of genocide season but there's usually a lot of spare, cheap accommodation after it.
Climate is quite pleasant.
'Rwanda has a temperate tropical highland climate, with lower temperatures than are typical for equatorial countries because of its high elevation. Kigali, in the centre of the country, has a typical daily temperature range between 12 and 27 Β°C (54 and 81 Β°F), with little variation through the year'.
Climate is quite pleasant.
'Rwanda has a temperate tropical highland climate, with lower temperatures than are typical for equatorial countries because of its high elevation. Kigali, in the centre of the country, has a typical daily temperature range between 12 and 27 Β°C (54 and 81 Β°F), with little variation through the year'.
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Re: Living in Rwanda..
It took them a while to get past the 'Group 3' name after they lost a prisoner.
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Re: Living in Rwanda..
Or just send anyone that has passed through several European countries to get on a dinghy in France, if they really want to claim assylum in a safe country then there's been plenty of opportunity.
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Re: Living in Rwanda..
Didn't someone on the previous forum incarnation used to be a deportee 'handler' ie used to accompany them on their extradition flight? That must have been fun. 'I'm just taking you back to the place you left because you feared for your life. Chin up mate, the flight's free and I'm sure there'll be someone there to meet you'.
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Re: Living in Rwanda..
"Be kind to past versions of yourself that didn't know what you know now."
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Re: Living in Rwanda..
Britain is doing its best to discourage economic migrants
https://news.sky.com/story/uk-economic- ... e-12630468
https://www.economist.com/leaders/2022/ ... or-britain
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Re: Living in Rwanda..
We could do with a few more enterprising, determined, risk takers.slowsider wrote: βMon Jun 13, 2022 10:38 amBritain is doing its best to discourage economic migrants
https://news.sky.com/story/uk-economic- ... e-12630468
https://www.economist.com/leaders/2022/ ... or-britain
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Re: Living in Rwanda..
Count Steer wrote: βMon Jun 13, 2022 10:34 am Didn't someone on the previous forum incarnation used to be a deportee 'handler' ie used to accompany them on their extradition flight? That must have been fun. 'I'm just taking you back to the place you left because you feared for your life. Chin up mate, the flight's free and I'm sure there'll be someone there to meet you'.
Because France is such as bastard place to be ...
How come so many Brits buy house there ?
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Re: Living in Rwanda..
I've no idea if the number asylum applications has remained steady since Brexit, but as someone on here pointed out a couple of weeks ago: before Brexit an asylum seeker could apply for asylum in the UK from any EU country, now they have to be in the UK, hence the big increase in boat crossings.
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Re: Living in Rwanda..
Because they don't like all the foreigners in BritainMr Moofo wrote: βMon Jun 13, 2022 11:37 amCount Steer wrote: βMon Jun 13, 2022 10:34 am Didn't someone on the previous forum incarnation used to be a deportee 'handler' ie used to accompany them on their extradition flight? That must have been fun. 'I'm just taking you back to the place you left because you feared for your life. Chin up mate, the flight's free and I'm sure there'll be someone there to meet you'.
Because France is such as bastard place to be ...
How come so many Brits buy house there ?
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Re: Living in Rwanda..
So they move to Dordogneshire to live among a nice, white, English, monoglot population. Read The Advertiser, drink nice cups of tea and buy nice, white, sliced bread from the English baker to toast and put their Dundee marmalade on, while moaning about the French and England.Le_Fromage_Grande wrote: βMon Jun 13, 2022 12:17 pmBecause they don't like all the foreigners in BritainMr Moofo wrote: βMon Jun 13, 2022 11:37 amCount Steer wrote: βMon Jun 13, 2022 10:34 am Didn't someone on the previous forum incarnation used to be a deportee 'handler' ie used to accompany them on their extradition flight? That must have been fun. 'I'm just taking you back to the place you left because you feared for your life. Chin up mate, the flight's free and I'm sure there'll be someone there to meet you'.
Because France is such as bastard place to be ...
How come so many Brits buy house there ?
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Re: Living in Rwanda..
At what point does an assylum seeker become an economic migrant? Maybe it is when they have had the opportunity to claim assylum in a safe country and decided they want more.Pirahna wrote: βMon Jun 13, 2022 12:15 pmI've no idea if the number asylum applications has remained steady since Brexit, but as someone on here pointed out a couple of weeks ago: before Brexit an asylum seeker could apply for asylum in the UK from any EU country, now they have to be in the UK, hence the big increase in boat crossings.