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EU Citizen Settled Status and denial of offline proof
Deadline of 30th June 2021 for EU Citizens to apply for settled status The government has set (and recently confirmed) a deadline of 30th June 2021 for EU Citizens resident in the UK to apply for EU Citizen settled status. This requirement supersedes any previous granting of indefinite leave to remain from the days of…
Government Brexit Worst Case Predictions Now Coming True
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Brexit: Things Can Only Get Worse, with Jonty Bloom
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New Passport rules due to Brexit
From an EU perspective having ceased to be a Member the UK is now considered as a ‘Third Country’ and thus treated as any other Third Country. Consequently UK Passports now need to have six months remaining before the expiry date on arrival in the EU and one month remaining after the scheduled departure date….
