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Returning emigrants unaffected by habitual residency requirements?

A report released by the Social Welfare Appeals office highlights several case studies of those affected by the Habitual Residency requirement. All of those cases highlighted were those of immigrants. None of the cases highlighted affected returned emigrants.

Published August 11, 2006
Categorized as habitual residency, social welfare

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