VOICED : Romanian migrants say they want to work,

The video discusses the freedom to travel and work within the EU, highlighting the UK's new rules to curb benefit claims by EU citizens. It explores the fears of mass immigration and the perspectives of those seeking work abroad, emphasizing their desire to contribute rather than take. The history of Romanian and Bulgarian migration post-communism is examined, along with the economic motivations for migration. The impact of migration on both Eastern and Western Europe is discussed, as well as the perceptions versus the reality of migration and benefit tourism.

What new rule is Britain implementing regarding EU citizens?

• Allowing them to claim benefits immediately

• Preventing them from claiming out-of-work benefits for the first three months

• Offering free language courses

• Providing free housing for the first year

What is the main reason people from Romania and Bulgaria emigrate to Western Europe?

• To enjoy a warmer climate

• To escape political persecution

• To find better job opportunities

• To pursue higher education

How do many Romanians and Bulgarians view working abroad?

• As a temporary adventure

• As a necessary evil

• As a lifelong dream

• As a cultural exchange

What has been the reaction in Romania and Bulgaria to the potential increase in immigration?

• Support and encouragement

• Excitement and anticipation

• Indifference

• Anger and concern

What is the stance of Bulgaria and Romania regarding a mass exodus?

• They are indifferent to the situation

• They are encouraging people to emigrate

• They believe there will be no mass exodus

• They expect a large number of people to leave