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How has the EU Referendum affected professional migration to the UK?
By Richmond Chambers -

It was inevitable that the decision of the UK to leave the European Union would have an impact on the movement of people to and from the two entities. As previously reported, the population growth of the UK...

 has a hit a 14-year low due to a stagnation in the flow of EU migrants in the wake of Brexit. The migration of EU professionals to the UK, however, has been even more significantly affected, with latest reports...

Some British citizens were unable to vote in the EU Referendum
By Dr. Catherine Taroni - Immigration Barrister

Section 2 of the EU Referendum Act 2015 set out entitlement to vote in the 23 June 2016 EU referendum: (1)Those entitled to vote in the referendum are— (a)the persons who, on the date of the referendum,...

 would be entitled to vote as electors at a parliamentary election in any constituency, (b)the persons who, on that date, are disqualified by reason of being peers from voting as electors at parliamentary elections...

EU Referendum - A Message to Our Clients
By Richmond Chambers -

As you will be aware, the outcome of the EU Referendum held in the UK on 23 June 2016 is that the United Kingdom has voted to leave the EU.

 As you will be aware, the outcome of the EU Referendum held in the UK on 23 June 2016 is that the United Kingdom has voted to leave the EU.

What impact will BREXIT actually have on migration?
By Richmond Chambers -

On Saturday 20 February 2016, Prime Minister David Cameron announced a referendum on 23 June 2016 to determine whether Britain should exit the European Union (EU). The recently released figure of net migration into...

 Britain of 323,000 has prompted those in the ‘Vote Leave’ camp to argue that the only way to manage (reduce) this level is to leave the EU. Leaving aside any comment on whether net migration ought to...

EU national worried about Brexit? Immigration options if the UK votes to leave the EU
By Dr. Catherine Taroni - Immigration Barrister

For EU nationals who have built a life in the UK, the forthcoming EU referendum on 23 June 2016 may be a cause of great concern. If, as the “leave” campaign gains momentum, the UK votes to leave the EU...

 and the dreaded ‘Brexit’ occurs, the fundamental EU freedom of free movement of persons would no longer give the residence rights upon which many rely in the UK. Prospective transitional arrangements are as...

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