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Originally Posted by Sid70
Lots of Poles work in the UK and Germany. I can't tell if that somehow affects the benefits for others living and working in the country.
Statistically, I heard, CZ has more doctors per person than Poland, can't tell about CZ but in Poland it's far from perfect, some stuff is much easier and cheaper to fix in Ukraine still.
Additionally, that fucked up system where an ambulance won't go your way unless you're collapsing - can't get that shit. Actually about paramedics - ambulance usually carry no doctor just personnel that is trained to keep a patient alive.
I drive via CZ every year, IMO, it looks fucked comparing to Poland.
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The influx of EU migrants into the UK has meant a lot of Brits end up on benefits or low wage and benefits. Squeezing the Governments ability to spend more. Already many of the migrants from outside the EU are pensioners, further swelling the benefits system.
As you state Poland, Hungary, Czech only take in qualified people. So no pressure on tax revenues. Most of the new arrivals contribute in real terms.