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Immigration Corner | What the classification of British protected person means

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The rights as a British protected person are as follows: Persons can hold a British passport and receive consular assistance and protection from UK diplomatic posts. Those persons are subject to immigration controls and do not have the automatic right to live or work in the United Kingdom. John S. Bassie is a barrister/attorney-at-law who practises law in Jamaica.
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Immigration Corner | What the classification of British protected person means

Dear Mr Bassie, Would you please explain the classification a ‘British protected person’ and the rights associated with it. MK Dear MK, A person would have become a British protected person on January 1, 1983, if they were a citizen or national of...

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