Thread: [Update] Cameron promises EU referendum by October 2017
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Old 23-01-2013, 15:44   #93
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re: [Update] Cameron promises EU referendum by October 2017
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Originally Posted by Sirius View Post
Its the open door policy that has made me so anti EU, We are the alternative benefits system for people from other country's who come here and decide they can be better off on benefits because we are idiots and let them do it.
Is there a lot of evidence of EU citizens of other states claiming benefits?

http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/englan...rom_abroad.htm

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In practice, even if you come from one of [EU] countries, you won't automatically get benefits. For example, if you’re an EEA jobseeker who has never worked in the UK, you won't be able to claim benefits like Income Support, income-based Jobseeker's Allowance, Child Benefit, Housing Benefit or Council Tax Benefit. But if you're an EEA worker who has been employed in the UK before becoming unemployed, you might be able to claim benefits whilst you’re looking for new work. This depends on which EEA country you're from and how long you've worked in the UK.
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