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Originally posted by surtismi don't know, i don't think i would but if i really wanted to live somewhere and they wouldn't let me i would really think about it.
No, but Im already in a pretty good Country, would you?
there was a lot of girls in s. america ready to pounce if they thought they could get into europe. a lot of them where not exactly what you call poor in fact pretty well off in their country. maybe education and money makes people restless.
Originally posted by trev33Quite a common thing over here in Ireland, especially now they've closed up the loophole in the Good Friday agreement. I'm sure you could find an eastern european with need of a few grand if you're really looking.
...citizenship of a country?
even if you didnt love or particularly like them that much?
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Originally posted by huckleberryhoundwheres ireland? never heard of it....good friday agreement...nope nothing.
Quite a common thing over here in Ireland, especially now they've closed up the loophole in the Good Friday agreement. I'm sure you could find an eastern european with need of a few grand if you're really looking.
i'm really not looking...eastern european, no thanks did that already. i was joking about with someone earlier saying that i would marry some random peruvian so i could live their if they wouldn't let me....tbh its pretty easy to get around it without getting married but still.
it just got me thinking as to how often it actually happened.
Originally posted by trev33During this fight, I've seen a lot of changing, in the way youz feel about me, and in the way I feel about youz. In here, there were two guys killing each other, but I guess that's better than twenty million. I guess what I'm trying to say, is that if I can change, and you can change, everybody can change!
i can change....anything for queen sunburnt....
well, probably not. but sort of depends on the country I suppose. -I wouldn't go along with being exploited. but for a good friend? maybe.
in finland the foreigners have big trouble staying more than 3 months. regardless of whether they've got serious business going on here, like family & kids. they're required to show they can support themselves, but not necessarily given permit to work. which is crazy of course. the immigration usually makes staying (and being a productive addition to society) as hard as possible. even when we KNOW the finnish population is too small to care for the elderly now that the largest (ww2 baby boom) generation is hitting old age.
I know quite a lot of african immigrants, and I've never seen any finn work as hard as they do. they'll work nights & days 7 days a week, sleep too little, go to school on top of that. still they stress over getting kicked out every 3 months, get crap all over, from immigration as well as crazy drunken racist finns on dole. if I had a good stand-up friend in that position, I would consider the option of helping her to get a permanent visa.