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“Swallows” after Brexit, Green Residence certificates and the 90 day rule

* The UK has a transition period which ends on 31 December 2020. After this period, British nationals will become subject to the Schengen area restriction of 90 days in a rolling 180 day period. They will not need a visa. Those who are legally resident in Spain (ie registered with the police immigration division) will obviously not be considered “visitors” for these purposes. * It is therefore vital to register as a European Citizen …

TIE residence document: article 18.4 of the Withdrawal Agreement of the UK and the European Union

*** start here: How to get the right TIE appointment – with screen shots click here Link to appointment system here Rules for New Arrivals –after 6 July 2020 and before the end of the Brexit transition period Links to new application forms here modelo 20 modelo 21 modelo 23 modelo 790 payment form Request a quote for assistance Link to procedures in detail Legislation (Jump straight to#Procedures): Before continuing to read; IT IS ALSO …

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Brexit: where we are now – update from Communications Team – British Embassy Madrid

As you will know, the UK left the EU on the 31/1/2020 at 23:00 (CET), so it seems like the right time to send an update on what this means for UK nationals living in Spain. The Withdrawal Agreement which sets out how the UK leaves the EU has been agreed by both the UK and EU and is now in force. This is very positive news for UK nationals who are resident in Spain, …

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Brexit: citizens’ rights and what you can do NOW

UPDATE 01 August 2020 Living in the EU preparing for Brexit: UK nationals in the EU There will be no change to your rights and status as a UK national living in the EU until after Brexit. You can still work, access healthcare and collect your pension as you do now. The Withdrawal Agreement The Withdrawal Agreement sets out the terms of the UK’s withdrawal from the EU and provides for a deal on citizens’ rights. You will be covered by the …

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European Travel Information and Authorisation System

British citizens may have to apply online and pay to travel to Europe , under plans being drawn up by the bloc for a visa waiver programme similar to the US system. The proposed scheme would cover entry to the passport-free 26-nation Schengen zone – of which Britain was not a member even before Brexit, from citizens of those countries that are designated as not needing a visa to enter. THIS DOES NOT CURRENTLY APPLY TO …

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On 29 March 2017, the British government triggered Article 50, which begins the formal process of the UK leaving the EU.Currently there are no changes to the rights and obligations of British citizens living or visiting Spain, but if or more likely when changes are confirmed I will post information here, you can also check the UK Government’s own links here and here as updates occur.