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Low- and middle-income countries should thus provide more residency programs, and the US and the UK, which bear some responsibility for the current doctor-supply imbalance, should assist them with funding and know-how.
The Bangladeshi government worries that providing education could be interpreted as a move toward granting refugees permanent residency.
Arguing about future residency status is a distraction.
None of this would imply permanent residency in Bangladesh.
Similarly, the government will phase out the hukou system of residency permits that now prevents migrants to the cities from obtaining full health care and education benefits.
Moreover, it is harder for Palestinians to demonstrate themselves, because they risk losing their precious residency permits in Jerusalem.
When it is safe to return home, those who have not obtained permanent residency or citizenship should do so.
Except in large cities, people can now freely choose their hukou after three years of residency.
A proposed consolidation of rural and urban plans for pensions and critical health care is particularly important in this regard, as is the authorities’ commitment to allowing workers to transfer their hukou (residency permits) – and the associated social welfare benefits – wherever they move.
Foreigners with less developed skills, on the other hand, must work diligently for several years to obtain permanent residency.
Though policies like limits on mortgages for first-time buyers and minimum residency requirements for purchasing property in a first-tier city like Beijing or Shanghai helped to ease demand, supply-side tactics, such as limiting credit to real-estate developers and imposing new taxes on property sales, have proved to be counter-productive.
They don't want a job that will solve their problems for three years, but rather a precise path to residency in the US that will solve their problems forever.
Today, only 26 countries participate in the UNHCR’s resettlement program, whereby refugees are moved from the first safe country they reach to other countries willing to provide permanent residency.
Not possessing urban residency permits, they lack even the limited job protections and benefits of workers who do.
The migrants’ predicament underscores the need to reform hukou, China’s system of residency permits.
We need to rein in the bad actors; eliminate discrimination against migrants; sharply reduce human trafficking; increase the share of migrants working at their highest skill level; decriminalize migration violations; end the detention of migrant children; recast refugees as productive members of our communities; and lower the proportion of migrants lacking residency rights.
How was he was able to obtain a residency permit?
But urbanization faces another obstacle: the hukou system of residency permits, which restricts mobility and bars migrants (an estimated 200 million people) from becoming full-status urban citizens.
For pharmaceutical and health-care companies, new rules governing travel and residency could disrupt scientific research; and the European Medicines Agency, which oversees drug safety, will likely leave London, further muddying the existing system for bringing new products to market in the EU.
Free internal migration has become a fait accompli, effectively shunting aside China's apartheid-like system of residency permits.
Too many migrants live precariously, because they lack residency rights – often despite spending decades in a country.
South Korea remains conservative about offering permanent residency to foreign nationals.
By preventing Nigerians from securing work and residency visas, the Trump administration will undermine Nigeria’s prosperity.
Among his proposals is a more stringent residency requirement for presidential candidates: currently, they must have lived in Russia for ten years;Putin wants to make it 25.
But then they must start a three- to nine-year residency (depending on the specialty) in a teaching hospital, where they accompany senior doctors but are given increasing responsibilities.
He took the book and read, on a thumbed page, the announcement, "Divine services conducted on Sundays in the drawing-room of the residency at 7.30 A.M. Strangers are cordially invited to attend.
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