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What were Englands demographics before World War 2?
Given that immigration from the Commonwealth realms began post-1945, it seems logical that England was 100% White British, with perhaps a few very rare exceptions (servants etc).
Why did Jamaica join the commonwealth?
Jamaica joined the Commonwealth Games by being a member of the British Commonwealth.
Is Ireland a commonwealth country?
no - Ireland left the Commonwealth in 1949
Is Pennsylvania a commonwealth today?
Yes its formal name is the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Why china not participating in commonwealth games?
because china not a commonwealth country
What has the author Arthur Bottomley written?
Arthur Bottomley has written: 'Commonwealth, comrades, and friends' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Politicians, Biography 'Control of Commonwealth immigration' -- subject(s): Emigration and immigration
When did immigration from the commonwealth begin?
i think it was Enoch Powell in the 1960s when he was home Secretary
Does unpaid medical bill affect immigration ie will collection agency report that to immigration especially for a tourist who would like to visit again?
There are rules about debts to the Commonwealth and all visa applications ask if you have 'debts to the Commonwealth' if the medical bill is related to a government service you could have problems.
What is the racial composition of England?
England is predominantly Anglo-Saxon in its ethnicity, but it does have a substantial amount of immigration from various parts of the British Commonwealth.
How do you marry your American boyfriend and bring him back to live in the UK please help?
Consult the Home and Commonwealth Office and the Office of Immigration.
What British prime minister gave British passports to commonwealth citizens?
The British Prime Minister who gave British passports to Commonwealth citizens was Harold Wilson. His government introduced the Commonwealth Immigrants Act in 1962, which initially allowed certain Commonwealth citizens to remain in the UK. However, the most notable change came in 1971 with the Immigration Act, which formalized the process for Commonwealth citizens to gain British citizenship and passports. This move was part of a broader effort to strengthen ties within the Commonwealth.
What issues might the commonwealth of nations discuss?
Trade, Britain still trying to impose their will upon member nations, cooperative security issues, immigration matters, etc.
What does Commonwealth Laws mean?
Commonwealth Laws refer to the body of legislation enacted by the Parliament of a Commonwealth nation, such as Australia, Canada, or India. These laws apply to the entire country and cover various areas, including trade, defense, immigration, and taxation. In Australia, for example, Commonwealth Laws are distinct from state laws and aim to maintain uniformity and consistency across the nation. They are often derived from the Constitution, which outlines the powers and responsibilities of the federal government.
British government department responsible for domestic and international affairs?
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office deals with internation affairs. The Home Office is in charge of the Police, Immigration and domestic security.
What has the author G F McCleary written?
G. F. McCleary has written: 'On detective fiction and other things' 'The Malthusian population theory' -- subject(s): Malthusianism 'Peopling the British Commonwealth' -- subject(s): Commonwealth of Nations, Emigration and immigration, Population 'The menace of British depopulation' -- subject(s): Colonies, Population
When can i apply to the Immigration Dept in Jamaica?
The Immigration Citizenship and Passport Services a former division of the Ministry of National Security in Jamaica has been converted to the Passport Immigration and Citizenship Agency (PICA) now an executive agency of the Ministry Of National Security. To become an immigration officer in Jamaica you need the following: A minimum of a Bachelors Degree from a recognized and accredited university preferable in the area of the Social Sciences.... Upon acceptance by the agency all "officers in training"' go through a mandatory 12 week in house training exercize put on by the Human Resource Training Unit of PICA... where officers in training are exposed to Immigration Laws and Procedures governing Commonwealth & Alien Nationals. This training includes: The Passport Act The Diplomatic Privilidges and Immunities Act The Immigration Restriction Commonwealth Citizens Act The Aliens Act...ect... Immigration Officers also receive training in Self Defense.... from the Jamaica Constabulary Force... Computer Assisted Border Management System from 3M Systems... Fraudulent Document Training from the United States Embassy, the Canadian High Commission and the British High Commission....
What year was the Parliament of Australia formed?
On 1 January 1901, with the proclamation of the Commonwealth of Australia as the federation of the Australian colonies, which simultaneously became states of the Commonwealth. This first Parliament was comprised of nominees from the States. After conducting its initial function of passing laws on uniform customs and immigration control, it was dissolved and a democratic election held for the House of Representatives and the Senate.
