Originally Posted by atlasthemonk (Post 12751376)

Assuming the Brexit deal goes through on 31st October......is that also the definative date for uk citizens falling into the schengen group ie very difficult for non golden visa uk citizens to purchase property and stay full time / over 6 months in the EU countries ?

Originally Posted by Justaskin (Post 12751023)

I think it was a plan, hoping that brexit would force her to sell up and divide the money between them.

Originally Posted by Notdunroamin (Post 12751431)

Seems to me that the mental acuity of the average Brexiteer would preclude the ability to conceive of such a scheme!

Originally Posted by Fred James (Post 12749975)

I don't think that is solely a no deal issue. It will apply after a deal as it is part of the Schengen rules which obviously apply across the whole Schengen area. It has always been only 90 days in 180 for non EU citizens.

The UK Government has agreed with the EU that after Brexit UK citizens will not need a visa, but that is a Schengen visa which is only valid for 90 days. They will have to go through passport control on arrival and departure just as all "foreigners" have always done, and have their passports stamped.

This issue does not seem to have been addressed by the UK government in their Brexit advice as they have concentrated on two simple cases. They are the rules for visitors (holiday makers) and the rules for residents. The missing part is concerning the many people who have holiday homes in Spain and visit in the winter for far more than 90 days. They may well have to spend 90 days here in the winter (great) and 90 days in summer (not so good!) to stay within the Schengen rules.

---

---

Originally Posted by scot47 (Post 12754871)

Chrisajolly should remember that 50 percent of the population is below average intelligence.

Originally Posted by chrisjolly (Post 12754217)

Originally Posted by scot47 (Post 12754871)

Chrisajolly should remember that 50 percent of the population is below average intelligence.

Originally Posted by EU.flag (Post 12755199)

I take it you have never heard of mob mentality?

Originally Posted by Rosemary (Post 12731017)

Due to the fact that I was forced to intervene in yet another Brexit style thread due to members intolerance of others opinions I feel duty bound to set boundaries before further threads appear. So I have decided that in order for an intelligent polite and worthwhile discussion to occur there is a need for rules to be set down.

1. There will be no derogatory comments on leavers and remainers. What is past is past and no amount of your bickering can change this.
2. Be factual, provide evidence when possible.
3. Be respectful, no name calling etc

Very simple basic rules which each and everyone of you are capable of keeping when in the right frame of mind, however, Brexit appears to bring out the inner petulant child which is no longer going to be tolerated.

Any posts that do not adhere to these rules will be deleted. Members who repeatedly cause difficulties will be removed from the forum.

Rosemary

Originally Posted by chrisjolly (Post 12755221)

Another assumption? Strangely enough I have and as par for the course Remainers have to make derogatory statements about many millions of people, not many of whom they know. Could mob mentality also apply to those who voted to Remain...no! Of course not!

Originally Posted by scot47 (Post 12755255)

Chrisnjolly points out that 17 million voted tro leave