Abolish Visa Renewal Charges for International Students!
Abolish Visa Renewal Charges for all Immigrants in the UK!
According to a document of the British Home Office Department of State, Consultation
Review of charges for immigration applications, September 2004, the UK government displays an obscene xenophobe and racist proposal against all immigrants living already in the Uk or that plan to come to the UK. They pretend to increase a 958.3 % of the fees to all immigrants! If nationals process a Leave to remain in their home countries will cost £ 36 GBP, but with the new fee they will have to pay £ 345, that is, a 958.3 % increase of the fee in any British Embassy or Consulate abroad! Stop the British Nazi policies!
Abolish Visa Renewal Charges for International Students!
Abolish Visa Renewal Charges for all Immigrants in the UK!
According to a document of the British Home Office Department of State, Consultation
Review of charges for immigration applications, September 2004, the UK government displays an obscene xenophobe and racist proposal against all immigrants living already in the Uk or that plan to come to the UK. They pretend to increase a 958.3 % rate of the fees to all immigrants! If nationals process a Leave to remain in their home countries it will cost them £ 36 GBP, but with the new fee they will have to pay £ 345, that is, a 958.3 % top up rate increase of the fee in any British Embassy or Consulate abroad!
These are the xenophobe and racist data:
Application Type Current Fee
Basic Fee
Range
Leave to remain
(postal)
£155 £195 - £230
Leave to remain £250 £300- £345
(premium)
No time limit/Transfer of
conditions (postal) £155 £170- £200
No time limit/Transfer of
conditions (premium) £250 £300- £345
IED leave to remain £121 £130- £155
Sectors Based Scheme £153 £140- £160
Highly Skilled Migrants
Programme £150 £230- £265
Travel Documents (CID) £67 £235- £270
Travel Documents (CTD) £42 £43
Child CID - £140- £160
Child CTD - £25
Source:
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According to the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, the UK government spends £ 280 million a year to maintain the £12.5 billion Trident, the British nuclear power system of Mass Destruction Weapon with 4 nuclear submarines with more than 48 nuclear warheads 8 times more powerful than the Hiroshima bomb. The UK government also spends each year more than £ 7 billion on Eurofighter jets of Mass Destruction Weapon. According to the BBC, the USA and UK altogether has spent $ 162 billion US dollars (£ 83 billion) on the first year of the war against the Iraqi innocent people (The cost of the Iraq war: One year on, 8 April, 2004).
That is, the British warmachine government spends billions of pounds in armament and wars killing millions of innocent people around the globe, and instead of cutting off the military budget, now wants to squeeze the international immigrants to carry on with their military plans. But according to The Guardian, a strong group of immigrants, international students, already contribute to the British economy --i.e. British people welfare-- with over £5 billion a year, and still it is one of the most affected groups of immigrants. (The Guardian 29 November 2004,
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Whether you are an immigrant or not, reply No to the charges for immigrants, fill the questionaire, and post it to the British Home Office by 8 December 2004.
Get the questionaire here (the Home Office official site):
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Post it to:
Charging Programme Office
3rd Floor Cunard Building
Water St
Liverpool
L2 OPP
Tel: 0151 235 8359 Mon – Fri 09:30 to 16:30
Fax: 0151 235 8353
Or email it to:
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Tony’s Blair speech titled “Attracting more international students” delivered in the 18th of June1999, available at:
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“Wherever I travel, I meet international leaders who have studied in Britain. Dynamic, intelligent people who chose Britain because we offer high quality further and higher education. This is good news for the UK. People who are educated here have a lasting tie for our country. They promote Britain around the world, helping our trade and our diplomacy. It is easier for our executives and our diplomats to do business with people familiar with Britain”.
Kealey, Terence (vice-chancellor of the University of Buckingham), (2004) Why Britain puts off foreign students, Financial Times, September 15.
Green, M. (2004) Competition slows lucrative foreign student share to 12%, Financial Times, September 15, page 4.
Anonymous (2004) The brain strain: are foreign students fed up with subsidising locals? The Economist, September 16.
Adenekan, Shola (2004) Foreign students’ experience of the UK: Foreign students contribute £3 billion to the British economy. Not all are happy with what they get, BBC News on line, published September 3rd. Available at:
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Grimes, C. (2004) US image problem deters foreign students, Financial Times, November 10
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Say No to English imperialsm
08.12.2004 15:15
ex international student