Emigration and Refugees

They started to look for alternatives (i.e: declaring independence from Mexico)

On the 20th of June every year.

Yes, you can "apply" for refugee status in Canada. I gather your "real question" is "what are your chances for becoming accepted in Canada as a Refugee and have this application converted to permanent residency status / "landed immigrant".

Canada accepts about 11% refugees each year - percentage of 100% of applications for immigration to Canada. The balance are made up of independent, family and business applicants (open a business in Canada).

More info can be found on the Immigration Canada website on this.

Part of this issue is whoever is applying should have legal status in some country, and not be stateless.(no country to call home). If you are "stateless" and can't get travel documents from your home country, or your native country embassy or consulate, then this makes this more difficult. Travel documents can include a passport, for example.

Statelessness, in my opinion, I'm not a lawyer and have had to familiarize myself with this as an advocate, can happen if for example, your country was part of the old Soviet bloc countries, and has now gone independent - and the new country doesn't consider you a citizen - you've been gone too long, etc. If you don't have status in the US, or lost a bid for permanent status in the US, then the US is not going to provide you with travel documents. Canada needs travel documents for you to enter to stay. Travel documents say you can go back to the other country (original country, or the US, for example,) if Canada doesn't accept you.

Immigration Canada is in the process of overhauling / reviewing its immigration processes and background checking process.

Sadly, there is an international sort of 'quiet agreement' that if you are refused status in one country as a refugee, then you will automatically be refused in the other countries that are part of this 'agreement'.

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Third party countries: Example, if your parents, say, were Nigerian and for the sake of this example you happened to be born in Ireland as your parents were there on business/ vacation, etc and you were born in a different country from your parents' citizenship. Later, if let's say you need to leave Nigeria due to being in danger, you will find it hard to claim refugee status in the States or Canada (possibly elsewhere) unless you are also in danger - and can prove it- if you go to Ireland. You may never have lived in Ireland except for the days or early month(s) after your birth, but in the eyes of most countries, you have citizenship "there" and will be expected to go back to your birth country (Ireland).

So for anyone thinking to have their child born in a country other than their home country, this plan can backfire later - or not - depending on what happens later. One case I was involved in was a daughter of a political leader of an African nation - see Ireland above - try as we might, there was no way to create an immigration / refugee case for her to stay in the US. What a mess it was!

If you are thinking to claim refugee status - please try to bring all your documents with you, such as passports, birth certificates, resume, employment reference letters, school and university transcripts, etc. If you can get a financial sponsor, your case is stronger. Try family members, churches, ethnic groups, etc. Bring anything you can think of that will show you are in danger to stay in your home country.

Hope this helps! Please email or call Immigration Canada for more advice, or contact a law firm doing immigration law in Canada. For refugee claimants, personally, I would suggest you use a lawyer vs. a visa processor. You get one shot at refugee application - make it a strong one! On this end, once here, there are support agencies and nonprofits here to help you as a refugee in resettlement here. Canada, in general, has open arms for immigrants. The country needs good people. Certain employment positions are under-staffed. If you are a nurse, for example, you may find your path to staying in Canada is unusually easy.

OH - and lastly, you can just show up at the border to claim refugee status - GET ADVICE FROM A LAW FIRM FIRST (vs. Immigration Canada) on the latest and best way to do this! You will need Travel Documents with you if you do this. Otherwise, you will be turned back (most likely)

Best wishes!

all E.U except France and Uk

im holder of canadian refugee travel document,wich country i can travel?

There has been an "advance fee" scam going for awhile in which a person - most always a girl/woman - will strike up contact with someone, either as a pen pal or some other innocent encounter. Then, at a certain point, she'll let it drop that she could get a lot of money owed her, or even get out of the refugee camp, if only she had $X for this, that or the other.

There is sometimes the hint that she and the man she is playing could get together, and that there are romantic/sexual feelings involved.

The man sends the money, and - surprise - has nothing to show for it but an smaller bank account. Sometimes, the girl/woman might try and play him a bit more, and say that even more money is needed, but whether she does this or not, he will never get any money back, or meet her.

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The following is a list of Assyrian Christian Refugees from Iraq in 1986.

Polus Khoshaba Polus, Basima Marcus Barkho, Estephan Polus Khoshaba, Stewart Polus Khoshaba, Douglas Khoshaba Polus.

Barkho Marcus Barkho, Layla Barkho Marcus, Asseel Barkho Marcus, Sali Barkho Marcus, Hawar Barkho Marcus.

Basim Marcus Barkho, Suhama Hanna Khadidaa, Emanuel Basim Marcus, Florida Basim Marcus, Salah Marcus Barkho.

Ashur Sada Shlimon, Bolbol Toma Sada, Mather Ashur Sada.

Hawl Hanna Khadida, Samia Polus Shlimon, Jim Hawl Hanna, Bahnam Hanna Khadida.

Potris P. Sulimun, Mrs. Shmony P. Toma, Katrina P. Poles, Dawood P. Poles, Ritu P. Poles, Layla P. Poles.

Yousip P. Poles, Juliet Shabo Adam, Petra Yousif Poles, Petro Yousip Poles.

Dawod D. Bakos, Nazi B. Mousi, Jaclen D. Deryawesh, Deryawosh D. Deryawosh, Faruk D. Deryawosh, Sameer D. Deryawosh, Rony D. Deryawosh, Tony D. Deryawosh, Jolet D. Deryaosh.

Gorgid O Bakos, Raki Y Yukana, Admon G. Orahim, Kilara G. Orahim, Ibah G. Orahim, Bengewen O. Bakos, Goni B. Bakos.

Robert J. Sisel, Rony J. Sisel.

Niva Sheko, Jony A. Oshana, Daoid A. Oshana, Anwar A. Oshana, Nadiya A. Oshana.

Yousif Orahim Bakou, Mariam K. Korkios

The address of the Emigration Cyn Historical Soc is: 6463 E Emigration Canyon Rd, Salt Lake City, UT 84108

Its a scam beware, dont fall prey to his/her story.

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No, I died in the Senate Judiciary Committee

Yes, but you should also do the following:

1) First, obtain dual citizenship in the country you are emigrating to.

2) Liquidate and remove all assets from your native country to avoid possible

forfeiture by the Government, who will try to seize anything of value when

you default on your student loans. Also, obtain certified copies of all your

educational transcripts/diplomas from the original institutions you attended.

The Government may prevent you from getting these records after default.

3) Renounce the citizenship of your native country, and embrace your new

home.

4) You are now immune from debt collection on your unpaid student loans,

however you can never return to your native country without becoming

subject to collections again.

Sounds extreme, but financial freedom in another country is better than being a lifelong debt slave in the Land of the Free.

Absolutely no! You have to obtain UK visa before going to UK

If and when a refugee settles permanently in a safe foreign country he/she ceases to be a refugee.

yes. about million in Syria and another million in Jordan.

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Is there any united nation refugee camp,plot 1275 senghor Senegal,and in the femail hustle number 12 is there a girl there named Doris Gasu,also attending a st pauls UN church in the area,with pastors name,Rev Father Banabars Kuba

Depends where you are coming from.

If coming from within the UK, you only need to register with the Electoral Registration Office, inform HM Revenue & Customs, get a television licence, inform Council Tax authorities and register with a new doctor.

If coming from another EU member state, you will also need to apply for a National Insurance number (at any "Job Centre Plus"). Additional rules apply to Bulgarian and Romanian citizens.

If coming from any other country, you will need a work permit and an appropriate visa from a British Embassy.

That is the correct spelling of the plural noun "refugees" (those who flee a region or are compelled to leave).

You have to get passports and become legalized. There are also certain vaccines you are required to take.

Many people starved to death during the Irish Potato Famine, when potato blight caused the potato crops to wither and die in the fields for a couple of seasons. Many Irish people chose to emigrate, mainly to America.

refugee camps look like a field of tents that are made from loads of sticks and some material.