Are You immigrant or this is your ancestors country?

I live in England which is part of the United Kingdom. I was born here and to my knowledge my ancestors did too. I think it is a shame that my parents didn't decide to emigrate to Australia. Years before I was born there was an offer of emigrating there for 10 pounds. In my home country it is multi cultural. There are people that came from many different countries. Immigrants are attracted to my home country because it is an English speaking country. It is language which is taught across the world. I would emigrate to Australia if it was possible.

Hello,Rocky! I'm not an imigrant and do you know why? I think that I can't live without my friends,my mom,my brother,without see the forrest where I went when I was a little girl,without trees from my street... I know..sometimes is hard to find a good job in your country,but I can't go away from my house at all,even my life is hard sometimes!This is just my opinion! Happy lotting!

I am a second generation US citizen. If you study history you will see that we are all immigrants and the question is how many generations have you lived in your country?

I'm from Canada and most people here are immigrants in the past 200 years. One of my Grandpas is from Ireland. My Great Grandparents are from the UK.

I did some checking on where my ancestors came from at some point, and found out that I'm very much leaving in the same country. There was a Swede back in the lingonberry wars, but Swedes in Norway hardly count as foreigners. Although it did at some point, as we were at war, but both the war and the ancestor is several hundred years ago. I also found someone with a German name back in the 16 century, so I suspect there could be some Germans there. Apart from those two, all I could find were Norwegians. Farmers mainly, up in the valleys and some fishermen on the coast. Maybe that's why I like travelling so much, I'm fleeing from my past ... ;-)

I'm an immigrant, for the purpose of having a better future :) Coping here is hard for me as this is my first week, but then I have my goals set that will bring me up.

No, I am a native all the best urban

I am living in India and was born here only. A lot of people from my country do migrate to places in middle-east, UK and US. They do face problems, but lead better lifestyles there. Here is some related information: " In less than four years since the government gave Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs) a second chance to reconnect with the country of their forefathers, more than half a million foreign nationals have acquired the coveted Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI). Popularly known as ' dual citizenship', OCI was first mooted in December 2005 to woo the rich and influential Indian diaspora from across the world. Recently, the scheme was in news when Nobel laureate V S Naipaul, whose ancestors belonged to UP's Gorakhpur, was given a hard time by overzealous babus in London when he applied for the card. Naipaul was asked to provide documents to prove that his ancestors indeed lived in India. " http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Dual-citizenship-a-hit-amongst-PIOs/articleshow/6185207.cms#ixzz10vPTkAUg

I live in another country than where I was born. I moved because of my fiancee. I still miss my home country though!