Look Out Romania, The Britons are coming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

As EU work restrictions are lifted for Romanian and Bulgarian migrants, the influx has begun... of Britons heading for Bucharest

t was billed as the day when a flood of migrants from Eastern Europe would descend on Britain’s airports and ferry terminals, the day when thousands upon thousands of economic migrants would arrive to price our indigenous population out of the job market – and impose an intolerable burden on our free-at-the-point-of-use health service and welfare state.

So the story went. But on the evidence of Flight BA886 – from Heathrow to Bucharest’s Henri Coanda International airport – it seems that Romania and Bulgaria may have more to worry about than we do.

Barnaby Davis, 30, from London, has been teaching English in Bucharest for the last six months. He now lives in the Romanian capital with his American girlfriend, Sorcha Sills, 26, who is also a teacher, and was travelling back for the start of term.

“We wanted to live in Eastern Europe because it’s really interesting and we’d heard great things about Romania,” Mr Davis said. “There’s a large ex-pat community and it’s a good place to live because the wages are so much higher than the cost of living, so fundamentally we’re better off than we would be in the UK.”

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/as-eu-work-restrictions-are-lifted-for-romanian-and-bulgarian-migrants-the-influx-has-begun-of-britons-heading-for-bucharest-9033119.html


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Nigel Farage, grovel man, grovel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  

Should have 'DOH' plastered across his forehead!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sassy wrote:Should have 'DOH' plastered across his forehead!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

He doesn't need that, most people can tell that he's a berk anyway!

Funny how some never mention Brits fleeing to Romania and Bulgaria...and not just for holidays.

Burst out laughing when I read it lol

I wonder how many other places this applies to?

Sassy wrote:As EU work restrictions are lifted for Romanian and Bulgarian migrants, the influx has begun... of Britons heading for Bucharest

t was billed as the day when a flood of migrants from Eastern Europe would descend on Britain’s airports and ferry terminals, the day when thousands upon thousands of economic migrants would arrive to price our indigenous population out of the job market – and impose an intolerable burden on our free-at-the-point-of-use health service and welfare state.

So the story went. But on the evidence of Flight BA886 – from Heathrow to Bucharest’s Henri Coanda International airport – it seems that Romania and Bulgaria may have more to worry about than we do.

Barnaby Davis, 30, from London, has been teaching English in Bucharest for the last six months. He now lives in the Romanian capital with his American girlfriend, Sorcha Sills, 26, who is also a teacher, and was travelling back for the start of term.

“We wanted to live in Eastern Europe because it’s really interesting and we’d heard great things about Romania,” Mr Davis said. “There’s a large ex-pat community and it’s a good place to live because the wages are so much higher than the cost of living, so fundamentally we’re better off than we would be in the UK.”

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/as-eu-work-restrictions-are-lifted-for-romanian-and-bulgarian-migrants-the-influx-has-begun-of-britons-heading-for-bucharest-9033119.html


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Hello innumerate one. Still putting out Labour party official briefs?

Just because the exodus hasn't yet begun from Romania based on your Labour leaders last prediction about Polish immigration which was nearly out by a million you are crowing far too early.

That's 1 000 000,(sassy is still counting the noughts) too big for you sassy but the rest will understand.

I wish you would make share predictions as I would but anything you thought was bad.

Oh thats right, it hasn't come yet is now the refrain.      

And Bulgaria as well

It pays for Brits to live in Bulgaria

Unemployed Britons can now afford to live the high life, getting beer for 35p and a slap-up meal for less than £6 … but they have to move to Bulgaria.

A ruling in the Balkan state has forced authorities to pay EU nationals out of work in the country the same benefit rate they would get at home.

It means Britons would receive £230 a month, which is more than the £140 -a-month average wage in Bulgaria, and nearly four times as much as the £60 a month that the average jobless person gets.

The ruling came after an unemployed German took a Bulgarian benefit office to the High Court, demanding to be paid benefits in line with EU laws, which the country has signed up to.

Michael Witwer, 30, who lives in the village of Vratsa, won the case and is now getting e570-a-month – equal to £397.

Bulgaria, which joined the EU in January, has one of the lowest costs of living in Europe.

When converted to the local currency, the lev, £230 goes a long way.

A restaurant meal costs less than £6, and it can be washed down with a litre of beer for 35p or a bottle of wine for £3.50.

Eating at home is even cheaper – a loaf of bread is just 30p.

And, unlike the high property prices in Britain, a two-bedroom flat in the Bulgarian capital Sofia can be yours for just £22,000.

The arrangement imposed by the court is standard in all EU countries, a Department for Work and Pensions spokesman said.

So what are people waiting for?  Open a Chippy. Open an Englsh theme pub. The possibilities are endless.

     

There you go, the Balkans must be trembling at the thought of all those Brits arriving!