Reply to: Do not judge Brexiteers by their words, judge them by their actions.

[meridian]

Freedom to work and live freely? Yes, if you speak the language, a big fat "no" if you don't. Half of Europe speaks English (usually very well), which is why everyone comes here. It's not what one would call "a level playing field". We'd have to learn a dozen languages to have the same access.

Really? I’ve done stints in Switzerland, Germany, and France, not had to learn the language at all.

Perhaps you just don’t have the skills they want.

[Mordac]

.... and to leave Euratom, and Erasmus, and Galileo, and 700+ trade and trade facilitation agreements, and your freedom to work and live freely in 27 other countries, etc etc.

Freedom to work and live freely? Yes, if you speak the language, a big fat "no" if you don't. Half of Europe speaks English (usually very well), which is why everyone comes here. It's not what one would call "a level playing field". We'd have to learn a dozen languages to have the same access.

[Mordac]

toilet cleaners are in short supply in every EU country he may get a special skill visa

I'd keep very quiet if I were you - even toilet cleaners have to be able to string a coherent sentence together these days, y'know...

[WTFH]

Do not judge Brexiteers by their words, judge them by their actions.

I’d love to judge UK brexit politicians on their actions, but since they either lie, do nothing, resign or blame others, there’s not much to judge them on.

[vetran]

toilet cleaners are in short supply in every EU country he may get a special skill visa

hopefully he won't drag the wages down for bowl lickers like you & AssGuru.

[meridian]

Which countries are eligible to participate in Erasmus+?
As a general rule the Erasmus+ programme is open to programme countries which include member states of the European Union as well as non EU programme countries. Other countries can participate in the programme on a limited basis and may participate in certain actions or according to specific conditions, these are known as partner countries. More information about participating countries can be found on our participating countries webpage.

Yep, if you want it, you pay for it.

Glad to see the rest doesn’t bother you, looks like you’ve got your priorities right.....

[meridian]

Yes yes of course - the nations of the EU whose economies are completely based on tourism will most certainly accept the EU putting in place barriers for people to come and be tourists.

That would make perfect sense of course.

Well actually......

It’s ETIAS, based on the USA ESTA system, and supported by (among other EU countries) the U.K.

Not required for EEA citizens, but required for everyone else.

[sasguru]

Yes yes of course - the nations of the EU whose economies are completely based on tourism will most certainly accept the EU putting in place barriers for people to come and be tourists.

That would make perfect sense of course.

Well actually......

1. Which countries in the EU are "completely based on tourism"?
2. What proportion of total tourists to those countries are British?
3. What proportion of British tourists are actually high spenders as opposed to cheap packagers wrecking the environments they visit when drunk?
4. What proportion of British tourists will not be put off by a charge to visit? This question is realtd to (3).

[original PM]

.... and to leave Euratom, and Erasmus, and Galileo, and 700+ trade and trade facilitation agreements, and your freedom to work and live freely in 27 other countries, etc etc.

Which countries are eligible to participate in Erasmus+?
As a general rule the Erasmus+ programme is open to programme countries which include member states of the European Union as well as non EU programme countries. Other countries can participate in the programme on a limited basis and may participate in certain actions or according to specific conditions, these are known as partner countries. More information about participating countries can be found on our participating countries webpage.

[original PM]

You might need visa after a no deal brexit
And you still have politicians, you will never get rid of them unless a one man dictatorship will be established under Fuehrer JRM or JoBo

Yes yes of course - the nations of the EU whose economies are completely based on tourism will most certainly accept the EU putting in place barriers for people to come and be tourists.

That would make perfect sense of course.

Well actually......

[Eirikur]

To be fair to OPM or Mordac that was hardly a consideration for them, since their poor education and skills mean they're barely able to hold down a crap job in the UK , let alone any other country.

toilet cleaners are in short supply in every EU country he may get a special skill visa

[Eirikur]

I regularly holiday in Europe - and I also voted leave.

Oh wait - we did not vote to leave Europe - we voted to get rid of the politicians

You might need visa after a no deal brexit
And you still have politicians, you will never get rid of them unless a one man dictatorship will be established under Fuehrer JRM or JoBo

[meridian]

To be fair to OPM or Mordac that was hardly a consideration for them, since their poor education and skills mean they're barely able to hold down a crap job in the UK , let alone any other country.

The irony of complaining that removing freedom of movement means that movement is no longer free....

[sasguru]

.... freedom to work and live freely in 27 other countries, etc etc.

To be fair to OPM or Mordac that was hardly a consideration for them, since their poor education and skills mean they're barely able to hold down a crap job in the UK , let alone any other country.

[NotAllThere]

It was all in a small print

On the side of a bus.