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ci07jjs
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applying for residency in a different country

Post by ci07jjs » Fri Jan 30, 2009 11:16 am

Hi,

Does anyone know if applying for residentship in a different country (NZ) affects applying for a residentship in the UK?

Many thanks
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Re: applying for residency in a different country

Post by joelondon » Fri Jan 30, 2009 1:39 pm

ci07jjs wrote:Hi,

Does anyone know if applying for residentship in a different country (NZ) affects applying for a residentship in the UK?

Many thanks

hi there

can you provide the countrys that u want to get the residency from ? more details ...and we can answer your question ..
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Post by ci07jjs » Fri Jan 30, 2009 2:23 pm

Its newzealand. thanks
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Post by joelondon » Fri Jan 30, 2009 2:26 pm

ci07jjs wrote:Its newzealand. thanks
thats fine as newzeland is not a eu country ..what is you nationality ?
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Post by republique » Fri Jan 30, 2009 2:51 pm

joelondon wrote:
ci07jjs wrote:Its newzealand. thanks
thats fine as newzeland is not a eu country ..what is you nationality ?
I dont see the rationale. If you can be dual citizen of 2 eu countries, what prevents you from having dual residency??
Further as the UK, likes to opt out of stuff, perhaps there is no conflict as you seem to suggest by your answer.
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Post by joelondon » Fri Jan 30, 2009 3:03 pm

republique wrote:
joelondon wrote:
ci07jjs wrote:Its newzealand. thanks
thats fine as newzeland is not a eu country ..what is you nationality ?
I dont see the rationale. If you can be dual citizen of 2 eu countries, what prevents you from having dual residency??
Further as the UK, likes to opt out of stuff, perhaps there is no conflict as you seem to suggest by your answer.

i believe the problem will be at the checking or police passport control on airport ...i know that from my point of view leaving UK is not a probleme ...but leaving the country where you have a resident card to go to Uk i believe there will be a probleme and ...not sure about this if you can confirm it republique ?


for exsample you are resident in the uk and resident in any other |EU state ...how can you explain to the police passport control that you are resident in both countrys ...and i dont know the answer lol
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Post by republique » Fri Jan 30, 2009 3:11 pm

joelondon wrote:
republique wrote:
joelondon wrote:
ci07jjs wrote:Its newzealand. thanks
thats fine as newzeland is not a eu country ..what is you nationality ?
I dont see the rationale. If you can be dual citizen of 2 eu countries, what prevents you from having dual residency??
Further as the UK, likes to opt out of stuff, perhaps there is no conflict as you seem to suggest by your answer.

i believe the problem will be at the checking or police passport control on airport ...i know that from my point of view leaving UK is not a probleme ...but leaving the country where you have a resident card to go to Uk i believe there will be a probleme and ...not sure about this if you can confirm it republique ?


for exsample you are resident in the uk and resident in any other |EU state ...how can you explain to the police passport control that you are resident in both countrys ...and i dont know the answer lol
I dont see what you have to explain.
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Post by joelondon » Fri Jan 30, 2009 3:14 pm

republique wrote:
joelondon wrote:
republique wrote:
joelondon wrote:
thats fine as newzeland is not a eu country ..what is you nationality ?
I dont see the rationale. If you can be dual citizen of 2 eu countries, what prevents you from having dual residency??
Further as the UK, likes to opt out of stuff, perhaps there is no conflict as you seem to suggest by your answer.

i believe the problem will be at the checking or police passport control on airport ...i know that from my point of view leaving UK is not a probleme ...but leaving the country where you have a resident card to go to Uk i believe there will be a probleme and ...not sure about this if you can confirm it republique ?


for exsample you are resident in the uk and resident in any other |EU state ...how can you explain to the police passport control that you are resident in both countrys ...and i dont know the answer lol
I dont see what you have to explain.


well what would u say to the police passport control when boarding the train if he ask you which country are you resident in ? they may ask you to choose no ?????? :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?:
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Post by republique » Fri Jan 30, 2009 3:21 pm

joelondon wrote:
republique wrote:
joelondon wrote:
republique wrote: I dont see the rationale. If you can be dual citizen of 2 eu countries, what prevents you from having dual residency??
Further as the UK, likes to opt out of stuff, perhaps there is no conflict as you seem to suggest by your answer.

i believe the problem will be at the checking or police passport control on airport ...i know that from my point of view leaving UK is not a probleme ...but leaving the country where you have a resident card to go to Uk i believe there will be a probleme and ...not sure about this if you can confirm it republique ?


for exsample you are resident in the uk and resident in any other |EU state ...how can you explain to the police passport control that you are resident in both countrys ...and i dont know the answer lol
I dont see what you have to explain.


well what would u say to the police passport control when boarding the train if he ask you which country are you resident in ? they may ask you to choose no ?????? :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?:
I am not getting involved in this discussion again
You asked this question a long time ago so nice try trying to reinvent it.
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Post by joelondon » Fri Jan 30, 2009 3:23 pm

republique wrote:
joelondon wrote:
republique wrote:
joelondon wrote:

i believe the problem will be at the checking or police passport control on airport ...i know that from my point of view leaving UK is not a probleme ...but leaving the country where you have a resident card to go to Uk i believe there will be a probleme and ...not sure about this if you can confirm it republique ?


for exsample you are resident in the uk and resident in any other |EU state ...how can you explain to the police passport control that you are resident in both countrys ...and i dont know the answer lol
I dont see what you have to explain.


well what would u say to the police passport control when boarding the train if he ask you which country are you resident in ? they may ask you to choose no ?????? :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?:
I am not getting involved in this discussion again
You asked this question a long time ago so nice try trying to reinvent it.

hehe republique ...double check the topic first and then let me know ...m just trying to pass the informatio that i already have to the ci07...thats all ...
and by the way have you had breakfast ? or may be you need lunch ...enjoy it :P :!: :!: :!: :!:
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Post by republique » Fri Jan 30, 2009 3:27 pm

joelondon wrote:
republique wrote:
joelondon wrote:
republique wrote: I dont see what you have to explain.


well what would u say to the police passport control when boarding the train if he ask you which country are you resident in ? they may ask you to choose no ?????? :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?:
I am not getting involved in this discussion again
You asked this question a long time ago so nice try trying to reinvent it.

hehe republique ...double check the topic first and then let me know ...m just trying to pass the informatio that i already have to the ci07...thats all ...
and by the way have you had breakfast ? or may be you need lunch ...enjoy it :P :!: :!: :!: :!:
As I caught you out, I'd say I had you for lunch. I dont need to double check anything as you are the one with the questions. Passing on info? You can't pass on what you don't know.
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Post by joelondon » Fri Jan 30, 2009 3:30 pm

republique wrote:
joelondon wrote:
republique wrote:
joelondon wrote:


well what would u say to the police passport control when boarding the train if he ask you which country are you resident in ? they may ask you to choose no ?????? :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?:
I am not getting involved in this discussion again
You asked this question a long time ago so nice try trying to reinvent it.

hehe republique ...double check the topic first and then let me know ...m just trying to pass the informatio that i already have to the ci07...thats all ...
and by the way have you had breakfast ? or may be you need lunch ...enjoy it :P :!: :!: :!: :!:
As I caught you out, I'd say I had you for lunch. I dont need to double check anything as you are the one with the questions. Passing on info? You can't pass on what you don't know.


SWEETTTTTTTTTT REPUBLIQUE :)
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