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British family to be deported from New Zealand because of brain tumour
Paul and Sarah Crystal and their children, aged 7, 15 and 17, moved to New Zealand more than six years ago but their application for permanent residency was turned down because the government was concerned about his inability to work and the treatment cost. Should Britain take a leaf out of New Zealand’s book and return anyone incapable of supporting themselves to their native country?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Britain does require huge amounts of money to be paid to the state for naturalisation. And for the 5 years you are here beforehand you have to prove that you are capable of sustaining yourself.
This decision is extremely inhumane in my opinion, and immigration officials should take that into account. Especially if they have been charged anything akin to our NHS surcharge.
This decision is extremely inhumane in my opinion, and immigration officials should take that into account. Especially if they have been charged anything akin to our NHS surcharge.
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