Brexit

Brexit: Progress in the negotiations: citizens’ rights and what you can do NOW

Latest information on Health Care issues (S1s and EHIC cards) as they relate to Spain can be found here Page entitled SOCIAL SECURITY, HEALTHCARE AND HEALTH PROFESSIONALS http://www.lamoncloa.gob.es/lang/en/brexit/howtoprepare I can’t emphasise enough how important it is for British Expats who live here in Tenerife to make sure they are not only registered, but CORRECTLY registered on the Central Register of foreigners and have a Green Certificate of Residence Registration (Also wrongly called Residencia by some …

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 …

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.