Immigration Corner | What the classification of British protected person means

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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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