Britain tightens visa regime between EU countries [Detailed Report]

The British government is going to tighten these benefits even though the countries belonging to the European Union have been getting special benefits in coming and working in Britain.

of the European Union welfare rules In this system, there was a separate system between the 28 countries of the European Union where the people of these countries could move or live and work from one country to another. In this case, the visa system and immigration laws were much easier, but recently British Prime Minister David Cameron said. Britain will impose some strictures on these welfare rules.

According to the British Prime Minister's statement, this stricture has initially started for the people of Romania and Bulgaria, but for the remaining 25 countries, this stricture will start from January 1st.

currently Romania and Bulgaria Including other European Union countries, they did not fall under any strictures to work or stay after arriving in Britain. The argument of the British administration is that as a result of such privileges, various people from different countries took advantage of it and got involved in various immoral activities in Britain, while at the same time, they took begging as a profession, including receiving allowances without working. Many people came to Britain under the welfare rules and received allowances without doing any work for the first 3 months and after 3 months they took up begging as a profession, this type of event was more involved with expatriates from Romania and Bulgaria.

David Cameron said, "Due to welfare rules, many immigrants from 28 countries of the European Union are moving from relatively poor countries to rich countries. We are worried about this. The people of Britain want to live in peace. If you maintain a good environment, there is no problem, but if you give benefits to Britain, it is the weakness of Britain." We will not let that happen.

Meanwhile, the European Union's employment commissioner said, "It's overreacting, Britain. You've signed the same law at the same time as the 28 countries of this organization, so one policy for one country is never a fair system."

A survey shows that before the introduction of welfare rules, i.e. before 2007, the tax received by the British government from expatriates coming from European Union countries was much higher than the tax received after the introduction of welfare rules at present. As a result, many are considering this reason as the main principle behind adopting this strict policy of Britain.

Let's see how many expatriates from any country in the world are currently staying in Britain:

Source: ABC

Special thanks to: BBC