UK Expats in Europe

[darmstadt]

I am going the Irish Passport route myself

I'm going the dodgy East European geezer in the pub route

[vetran]

I'm going the dodgy East European geezer in the pub route

NLYUK putting on accents again?

[Bee]

Poor British refugees, don't worry most of the European countries are open to receive you all... for now.

[northernladyuk]

I am going the Irish Passport route myself

+1. 10 more months to go.

[meridian]

You are quite right and the same goes for the rest of the EU. My suggestions are in support of obtaining a residents permit.

If Brexit goes horribly wrong, there were be many disappointed property owners who will be bound by the three or six month stay limitation.

There are already a few that are sweating that the UK will no longer be bound to keep increasing their pensions in line with inflation.

[SueEllen]

There are already a few that are sweating that the UK will no longer be bound to keep increasing their pensions in line with inflation.

They shouldn't have voted out then..
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[VectraMan]

I am going the Irish Passport route myself

Sadly my family are boringly English.

I'm going the dodgy East European geezer in the pub route

See if you can get one for me?

[Paddy]

The Brexit trap that's closing on Britons who live in Europe

The Brexit trap that's closing on Britons who live in Europe

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...live-in-europe

UK citizens living in Europe will end up with fewer rights than EU citizens living in the UK after Brexit and fear they could be “locked in” to the country where they have moved to, it has emerged.

“The EU citizens in the UK will be able to travel freely if they want they go to another country. I can’t. I have two opportunities – one is to remain here for the rest of my life or the second is to go back to the UK. We are landlocked,”

“You regularly see the 3 million EU citizens in the UK and 1.2 million UK citizens in the EU in the same sentence as if they are in mirror positions,” he said. “They are not. UK citizens will lose all their rights, EU citizens do not. We are in a far worse position.”

UK citizens won’t lose their rights, they simply won’t be able to use them while they live in the UK,” Hole said. “They will still have the right to live in another EU country, the right to work there, the right to freedom of movement, the right to have their qualifications recognised.

Our position is we will have none of these,” he went on. “The 1.2 million UK citizens living in Europe will lose all their acquired EU rights after Brexit. How we address that remains a question her

I, as a UK citizen, lose my European citizen rights in 27 countries, other EU nationals lose their rights in one country the UK. Hardly a good deal for the UK and certainly not democratic or fair to those UK nationals who live in other parts of the EU,” said Bernadette Faulkner, who has lived in Munich with her British husband, Alan, since 1977.

[SandyD]

btw What happened with Malta issue?