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Which EEA Regulations Apply Post-Brexit?
By Jasmine Theilgaard - Immigration Barrister

Following the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020, EU law ceased to apply in the UK. However, aspects of the EEA Regulations continue to apply to certain individuals beyond the 31 December...

 2020 through a number of Statutory Instruments. Our previous blog post addressed the Citizens’ Rights (Application Deadline and Temporary Protection) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020 (‘the Temporary Protection...

EU nationals post Brexit - What's the latest?
By Richmond Chambers -

According to the Office of National Statistics, between January and March 2018, there were 2.29 million EU nationals working in the UK, which was down 28,000 on last year. Could this be as a result of the fear and...

 confusion around what will happen to EU nationals post Brexit? Following pressure, the government have issued some guidelines about plans for EU nationals once the UK officially leaves the European Union,...

The right of residence in the UK for European Citizens
By Richmond Chambers -

Citizens of the European Union Member States have the right of free movement within the European Union. As a consequence, other than the requirement to produce a valid passport or national identity card, there...

 is no requirement for EU citizens to apply to the Home Office for entry clearance or leave to remain in order to secure the right of residence. However, it is often difficult to ‘prove’ the right...

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