Re:Microsoft says encryption laws make companies wary of sto...
by toomanybeersies on Thursday March 28, 2019 @04:09AM
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> I believe it's not that unlikely that a prospective employer may ask about my citizenship status
I guess that depends on whether you want to lie to a potential employer then, or alternatively renounce your citizenship.
The difference between a PR and a citizenship though is that you have the privilege to live and work in Australia, your PR visa can technically be cancelled on good character grounds, whereas with citizenship you have the right to live and work in Australia. Unlikely to happen I'm sure, but it's there.
I guess that depends on whether you want to lie to a potential employer then, or alternatively renounce your citizenship.
The difference between a PR and a citizenship though is that you have the privilege to live and work in Australia, your PR visa can technically be cancelled on good character grounds, whereas with citizenship you have the right to live and work in Australia. Unlikely to happen I'm sure, but it's there.