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End of Free Movement Before Brexit, the UK effectively operated two immigration systems. EU citizens could generally live and work in the UK under free movement rights derived...
Nunthewiser: Do you suppose having permanent rights would overcome Italy’s exit? (What happened to Brits who had permanent rights before Brexit?) The EU FoM regs only apply to E...
the3million (represented by Public Law Project) has taken the Home Office to court to challenge travel restrictions placed on EU citizens and their family members living in the UK,...
I am not sure we had anything permanent related, it was just assumed we had by reason of the free movement of labour, which is how I came to be here almost 27 years ago and got a j...
KarenLot: You can start off as a frontalier if you want to spend a bit more time working in the UK. Almost certainly not feasible I’m afraid.
Welcome to the weekly Free Movement newsletter! The ChiЕџinДѓu Declaration was adopted on Friday at a Council of Europe meeting in Moldova. The negotiations, which the UK has been...
TimFountain: Honestly, the Irish passport is one of the best ways to legally be able to live in the EU (and UK) and certainly MUCH easier than dinking around with French visas, CD...
Welcome to the weekly Free Movement newsletter! Last week, the Home Secretary gave evidence to the Justice and Home Affairs Committee, defending the earned settlement proposals aga...
Honestly, the Irish passport is one of the best ways to legally be able to live in the EU (and UK) and certainly MUCH easier than dinking around with French visas, CDS, etc. Since...
The ‘Global Business Mobility: Service Supplier’ route is for overseas workers who are undertaking temporary assignments in the UK. The applicant must be either a contractual servi...
KarenLot: Hmmm I’d strongly suggest you be very sure about not pursuing the Ireland angle before you consider France. I’m not sure what your options are with Ireland, but is it...
The post-Brexit change is not straightforward
You know what you have to do Billy. Come here and get yourself a residence card. You can start off as a frontalier if you want to spend a bit more time working in the UK.
There is a series of new EU regulations that Ireland has opted into and needs to comply with. Those rules take effect from today.
In July 2025 the Home Office amended the definition of ‘continuous qualifying period’ in Annex 1 of Appendix EU to offer an another way for a pre-settled status holder to complete...
For critics, the article perfectly encapsulates what they see as the defining contradiction of Brexit: supporting the removal of freedom of movement for everyone else, while enthus...
It is hoped that free movement between the UK territory and Spain will provide an economic boost.
Labour shortage leaves migrant fishers adrift For more than two decades, the UK fishing industry has relied on migrant labour to address chronic workforce shortages. As the number...
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The European Union's new migration policy has come into force.
Українці мобілізаційного віку, які вже перебувають у ЄС, не втратять тимчасовий захист - Єврокомісія<p>ЄС планує продовжити захист українців після 2027 року з новими правилам...
Welcome to the weekly Free Movement newsletter! Last week the Home Office published an independent evaluation of its 56-day move-on pilot which acknowledged the benefits of giving...
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