The Brexit clock is ticking: latest update

Following on from our June video on the Brexit talks, our latest video explores how things have developed since then. 

SEE THE PREVIOUS VIDEO HERE.

This time, we focus on where we are in the Brexit negotiations, how the Withdrawal Agreement enables each EU state to bring in their own residency rules for UK nationals moving by 31 December 2020. Overview of Spain's recent residency legislation and why this may be a good template for other EU states. The rules (or lack of rules) for UK nationals moving after the transition period has ended. Positive reasons for why not all is lost in seeking a Brexit deal, and our expectations for the negotiation timeline.

If you want to discuss your situation or there is anything more specific we can help you with, please email us at enquiries@blevinsfranks.com or call us on +44 207 389 8133.

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0 #2 ADN Ed 2020-08-29 11:57

Quoting Gerry t:

So if I wanted to move to Portugal to live. Would I have to be living there from 31 Oct.
I thought as long I was there by dec 31st my rights are guaranteed.
And I would be able to then register as a resident
Is that not the case.

Please contact Blevins Franks to clarify Gerry - enquiriesblevinsfranks.com or call us on +44 207 389 8133.

0 #1 Gerry t 2020-08-29 08:29

So if I wanted to move to Portugal to live. Would I have to be living there from 31 Oct.
I thought as long I was there by dec 31st my rights are guaranteed.
And I would be able to then register as a resident
Is that not the case.

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