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Why not? There are reasons besides economic status for migration
Fabius_Macer on
No idea about the UK. But the definition of „having received vocational or academic training“ is true for almost everyone in Germany. About 75% of all people in Germany above 15 years have a vocational degree.
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And Germans can freely move and work in the EEA, which is a good part of the member states of the OECD.
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Why not? There are reasons besides economic status for migration
No idea about the UK. But the definition of „having received vocational or academic training“ is true for almost everyone in Germany. About 75% of all people in Germany above 15 years have a vocational degree.
And Germans can freely move and work in the EEA, which is a good part of the member states of the OECD.