How did the Iraqi people live during the Iraq war?

Specifically, most rich and powerful people choose to emigrate. Although many countries have restrictions on Iraqi passports, if you are rich and powerful, you can still find ways to immigrate. Now some people can study in Europe by studying abroad. There are also some family forces that control oil, and the war seems to have no effect on them. But for ordinary people, it is more realistic to go to the Kurdish-controlled areas in the north. The public security in Suli and Erbil in the north is very good, and the local area is still controlled by the Kurds themselves, but the review of Arabs from the south is also very strict. In 2006, there was a system that Arabs who came to Suli had to have a local guarantee to apply for a temporary residence permit. It is not clear whether such a system exists. At present, personnel management in Iraq is still relatively strict, and it is necessary to apply for a temporary residence permit when you arrive. Iraqi passport management is also strict, and it is generally difficult to go abroad.

As far as Suli is concerned, the city has changed a lot in recent years. Because of the good public security situation here, it has attracted a lot of investment. The appearance of the city is worse than that of ordinary prefecture-level cities in China, but there are many good cars. Most families have cars. The salary of the local people I contacted who just graduated is around 600$, and it will be around 1000 $ in a few years. In another company I contacted, the salary of employees is generally $65,438+0,500. But there are many local families, the local unemployment rate is high, and family life is difficult.