No Deal Brexit
This, from UK Govt this afternoon, may be of interest.
Spanish government announcement on EU Exit The Spanish government has confirmed its intention to protect UK citizens’ rights in the event of the UK leaving the EU without a deal. Issues of residency, social security, healthcare and recognition of academic qualifications will be covered in a “royal decree” (further legislation) expected in February. They also intend to launch a website on 14 January to provide information for both citizens and businesses. Source https://www.gov.uk/guidance/living-i...tent=immediate |
Re: No Deal Brexit
Thanks, Fred. Good to know.
I think Italy has announced something similar. Nice to know some countries actually thinking about people. |
Re: No Deal Brexit
There is a bit of a sting in the tail : "As long as there is a reciprocal agreement for the Spaniards that live in the UK " is the final part of the text from the Spanish government
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Re: No Deal Brexit
Yes. Remember this is in the event of a no -deal which after the latest amendments seems to becoming less likely. If a deal is approved we then have an extension period where all rights will remain. Also there seems to be a growing consensus that article 50 could be suspended to provide more time for the UK to reach some kind of reasoned approach. So all in all it could be some time before Brexit really kicks in
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Re: No Deal Brexit
Originally Posted by Loafing Along
(Post 12620149)
There is a bit of a sting in the tail : "As long as there is a reciprocal agreement for the Spaniards that live in the UK " is the final part of the text from the Spanish government
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Re: No Deal Brexit
Originally Posted by Fred James
(Post 12620191)
As far as I am aware, the UK government have already committed to that. |
Re: No Deal Brexit
Originally Posted by Fred James
(Post 12620191)
As far as I am aware, the UK government have already committed to that. |
Re: No Deal Brexit
Originally Posted by newpower
(Post 12620351)
what they say and what happens are 2 different things, the UK government have not signed anything yet.
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Re: No Deal Brexit
Originally Posted by newpower
(Post 12620351)
what they say and what happens are 2 different things, the UK government have not signed anything yet.
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Re: No Deal Brexit
Originally Posted by newpower
(Post 12620351)
what they say and what happens are 2 different things, the UK government have not signed anything yet.
https://assets.publishing.service.go...eal_Brexit.pdf |
Re: No Deal Brexit
The biggest threat to those Ex Pats living all over the EU who rely upon pension(s) is a fall in the £ which is very likely in the event of a no deal Brexit. Not only will it impact on income levels but it may also depress the house market in Spain as properties will become less affordable for people from the UK.
Lets see what happens but I can't see anything good coming from Brexit. |
Re: No Deal Brexit
Originally Posted by Hornets_Nest
(Post 12620454)
The biggest threat to those Ex Pats living all over the EU who rely upon pension(s) is a fall in the £ which is very likely in the event of a no deal Brexit. Not only will it impact on income levels but it may also depress the house market in Spain as properties will become less affordable for people from the UK.
Lets see what happens but I can't see anything good coming from Brexit. |
Re: No Deal Brexit
Originally Posted by BritInParis
(Post 12620621)
The pound has gone pretty much as low as it will go. A ‘No Deal’ Brexit would depress it further for a while but it would start to climb again after six months or so when the sky has failed to fall in. I would more concerned about the next recession that’s brewing.
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Re: No Deal Brexit
Originally Posted by BritInParis
(Post 12620621)
The pound has gone pretty much as low as it will go. A ‘No Deal’ Brexit would depress it further for a while but it would start to climb again after six months or so when the sky has failed to fall in. I would more concerned about the next recession that’s brewing.
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Re: No Deal Brexit
Originally Posted by BritInParis
(Post 12620621)
The pound has gone pretty much as low as it will go. A ‘No Deal’ Brexit would depress it further for a while but it would start to climb again after six months or so when the sky has failed to fall in. I would more concerned about the next recession that’s brewing.
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