LL> GP>It used to be that any citizen of any country in the British
LL> GP>Commonwealth have an automatic right/privilege to move to any other
LL> GP>member country of the Commonwealth -- but no longer! :(
LL>
LL> Are you sure?

It's not an automatic right/privilege, to my knowledge -- it's still allowed,
but not automatically granted. . .

LL> I know a Canadian citizen who moved to New Zealand, and then to
LL> Australia, his Kiwi girlfriend moving with him to Australia, and
LL> then she moving back to New Zealand for a new boyfriend.  Both
LL> had no problem moving about and finding new jobs.

I looked into emigrating to NZ and fell so far short of the points needed --
(that's okay, if I were non-Canadian trying to come to Canada, I'd fall even
farther short of the minimum!)

LL> From what I understand, it is easier for Brits to move about
LL> rather than others.  But all have the same equal rights?

Maybe it is, but from what I've been able to discern, any applicant to New
Zealand(or Canada) has to meet the minimum criteria -- there's some advantages
in coming from a Commonwealth country, in that one of the biggest points
earners is having an accomplished English comprehension/use level.

Your friend,
<+]::-{)}  (Cyberpope(the Bishop of ROM!))


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