British nationals in mainland Europe say they feel like ‘bargaining chips’, and that first-stage deal does not guarantee rights.
The news of a deal being reached for UK citizens in EU member states has come after lengthy negotiations over Continue reading
There’s a lot of discussion at the moment about a ‘no deal’ Brexit. What does that actually mean and what would be the consequences to UK citizens living in the EU if Continue reading
Britons living in other EU member states rely on NHS funding to maintain their right to free health care within the EU. Evidence points to a “no deal” Brexit, which will have a catasrophic impact on the rights of EU Continue reading
With the possibility of Britain leaving the EU having not reached an exit deal, the rights of EU citizens living in the UK and Britons living in other EU member states has been called into question again.
Dominic Grieve, the Continue reading
In a report in the Lancet medical journal, experts have warned of the economic consequences Brexit could have on the NHS.
“The workforce of the NHS is heavily reliant on EU staff,” the authors write. “Financing of health Continue reading
Since May triggered Article 50 in June last year, one of the most popular topics has been how expats and people who own property in EU countries might be affected by Brexit.
Maintaining some form Continue reading
Britain currently spends around £500m on a scheme that allows some 190,000 pensioners to access free or reduced-cost medical treatment in EU countries, which has been predicted to double once Britain leaves the EU.
Although, it is unlikely this Continue reading
Groups representing EU citizens in UK and Britons abroad unimpressed by prime minister’s Brussels proposal.
EU citizens living in the UK, as well as Britons abroad have deemed Teresa May’s “fair and generous” offer as “pathetic”, with President of Continue reading
