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ARTICLE · 20 NOVEMBER 2018

Surviving Brexit: Permanent Residence

The British exit from the European Union marks a shift in European politics – one of the most influential and powerful partners giving up its membership.

European UnionGovernment, Public Sector

The British exit from the European Union marks a shift in European politics – one of the most influential and powerful partners giving up its membership.

Those in Europe live in uncertainty as to what the efects of Brexit will be on both Europeans residing in the United Kingdom, and on UK nationals residing in the EU.

As the finalization of Brexit looms on the horizon, EU citizens are faced with troubling consequences.

It remains unclear as to whether or not the right to abode and work will persist between Britain and the EU, leaving those who reside in British territory but are EU nationals and Brits residing in Europe desperate for answers.

With the inevitability of Brexit, is there a way that such change can avoid disrupting the lives of millions of current and future EU citizens? With advanced planning and careful negotiation, hope is on the horizon.

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