Polish migrants urged to cash in on ‘soft-touch’ Britain’s benefits system before returning home
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Polish nationals migrants are being urged by their own Government to apply for benefits in Britain before moving back home.Warsaw has published guidance on its Powroty website, which supports citizens planning to return from overseas, highlighting that British welfare payments are higher than those available in Poland.The official advice says: "When leaving the UK, it is worth considering whether you are eligible for Jobseeker's Allowance.
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The UK unemployment benefit is higher than the equivalent benefit paid in Poland.
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Once you return to Poland, you won't be able to start the benefits process."The website also gives detailed instructions on how to claim and transfer the payments.Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Helen Whately blasted the situation, saying Britain's welfare system has turned the country into an international "laughing stock".
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