4 English Speaking Nations Support Free Movements Of Immigrants

22 Mar 2016

A public opinion poll for free movement of immigrants in Canada, UK, New Zealand and Australia has received an overwhelming response from the people of these countries. The right to live and move freely between the four nations has great support from the people, who are youngsters between the age group 18-35.

Despite the increasing tension due to the new UK Tier 2 visa fee hikes and Australia’s proposal set to increase the income tax on the people working in Australia on Holiday maker visas. This great support from the people has surprised the policy makers and observers. The people in the survey opined that four Commonwealth countries must take measures to facilitate Abroad Immigration and remove barriers to the immigrants.

The highest support was from the New Zealand citizens over 82 percent, and over 70 percent Australians and Canadians supported the free movement between four English speaking countries. The least being the United Kingdom, only 58% people supported the free movement.

The opinion poll conducted by the Royal Commonwealth Society that promotes British Commonwealth an organization formed in 1868. The director of research and policy of the Society Tim Hewish said that there is immense support from the people to live and work and in these countries.   

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