Posted on 01/30/2020 12:24:26 AM PST by NorseViking
According to the Board of the Department of police and border guard for the year 2019 the total number of 25000 work permits in Estonia issued to the Ukrainian nationals. This figure of course is a drop in the ocean comparing to the number of Ukrainians working in Estonia illegally.
In 2019 Estonia was experienced the flood of labor force from Ukraine, and growing problems associated with migrants from this country.
Migration of labor force from abroad is the reality of the present day. However, apart from positive influence on the Estonian economy, there are negative sides.
It is possible to identify the key negative trends that are beginning to gain momentum and becoming systematic.
No. 1: Passport and visa problem
Not everyone knows that the Ukrainian with a biometric passport can stay no more than three months in EU under 'No visa deal' and it doesn't give right to employment. Increased burden on border service of the Ministry of interior of Estonia, because it increased the flow of illegal Ukrainian penetration in Estonia.
Over the past year Estonia denied entry or deported back to their homeland dozens of Ukrainians who came on fradulent or unfounded reasons, or to say simplier tried to enter Estonia for illegal work, as well as those who the police caught red-handed on the construction sites of Tallinn and other cities or who overstayed their legal terms.
No. 2: Rental housing
This problem is twofold. Housing has become more expensive for locals and it became harder to find for visitors. It followed all the more unpleasant situations, such as, for example, rental discrimination.
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It’s an SCTV reference, relax.
I generally agree with that what we are talking about is a problem but I somehow believe US is capable to overcome it.
I know but you didn`t post any tags indicating it is a satire. :) Some dimwit morons might get triggered here.
I hate seeing that. Ugh! (13)
Don’t give them money or matches.
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