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• Australian immigrants should accept country’s culture, poll says

  
  Australians believe that immigrants should take steps to adapt to the country’s culture, but at the same time, say they support a multicultural country.
  
  

• 1,000 people a month leave troubled Ireland for UK

  
  The prospect of living with tough spending cuts in order to bring the country’s finances into order is prompting up to 1,000 people from the Republic of Ireland to emigrate to the UK every month.
  
  

• Wide welcome for changes to Emirates overseas workers’ contracts

  
  Measures to give international movers to the Arab Emirates more security once their fixed work contracts end have been welcomed by national authorities and expats alike.
  
  

• Hope of US immigration law change fades

  
  The prospect of wide-ranging immigration reform in America has been ruled out for the immediate future, commentators believe.
  
  

• France falls behind US and Spain as UK international movers chase bargains

  
  Widely-reported woes in housing markets around the world have prompted a big increase in the number of Britons looking at international moving, according to UK property market watchers.
  
  

• UK’s cap on non-EU migrant workers ruled unlawful

  
  A limit on the number of international movers to the UK from outside the EU imposed by the country’s government has been ruled illegal.
  
  

• Expat pilots in India hope to get extension of permission to stay

  
  A deadline for airline pilots who have undertaken international moving to India to be replaced by native crews could be extended.
  
  

• Expats admit they do have a better life

  
  Families who have escaped Britain to live abroad have a better quality of life, according to a survey which questioned more than 4,000 expats.
  
  

• Air freight still growing, but not profitable enough to cover investment costs says business leader

  
  Air cargo is a “sick” industry, which is making far too little profit to enable international shipping companies to recover the cost of their capital investment.
  
  

• British government intervenes to help expats caught in Spanish property scams

  
  Calls for help from thousands of British international movers have prompted the government to appoint a special advisor to look after their interests.
  
  

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