Ex-pats receive up to EURO 30.000 a year from the German taxpayer at a time when
many in the UK complain of EU “benefit tourists” heading here to drain
public funds.
Those Britons claiming in Germany either moved there to claim handouts or had been working there but lost their jobs.
Under EU rules, countries must provide state handouts to EU citizens if their own member state has the equivalent benefit back home – a policy both Britain and Germany object to.
Read more: Thousands of Britons claim dole in Germany - Telegraph
Those Britons claiming in Germany either moved there to claim handouts or had been working there but lost their jobs.
Under EU rules, countries must provide state handouts to EU citizens if their own member state has the equivalent benefit back home – a policy both Britain and Germany object to.
Read more: Thousands of Britons claim dole in Germany - Telegraph
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