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What's the difference?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Oh, personally - immigrant - you just have to remember the direction ( with reference to the place)
If a Brit goes to Canada- he is an emigrant here and an immigrant there
Both parents were migrants ( within our glorious empire with freedom of travel) and two siblings and two nephews - no four...many cousins
Remeber whilst we are at it, the cost to the Treasury to rehoming 'White Settlers' from the then Rhodesia was ( and still is) ...... nil.
they were always rehomed by other resident members of the family.
some unlucky choosers ( wrong choice geddit) accepted free migration to Angola to farm - - - the farms were nationalised two years later. So THEY had to start over twice, and "work until they drop"
The Poles next door have gone back to Poland ( what????) and said - well once you pull up stumps and move..... you can easily do it a second time - yeah but no but you are moving TO a war zone....
Trouble is some decide they are going for good and often come back.
about 50% of those going to Canada last one winter. Having done a bit of Nfld. I dont blame them
one of my father's colleagues ( " famously unhappy" ) - went to Oz ( 2y) came back, went to Oz ( 10y) and came back here again ( for care I bet)
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