#eu-citizens

#eu-citizens

The UK withdrawal from the EU created ongoing challenges for British citizens living in the EU, particularly concerning residence rights post-Brexit.

The UK government's post-Brexit scheme for EU citizens is facing challenges and conflicting court rulings, putting their rights at risk.

Young Europeans in London are optimistic about Labour's approach post-Brexit, hoping for better engagement and the reinstatement of freedom of movement.

The case of Costa Koushiappis highlights the harsh realities faced by EU citizens amid Home Office backlogs post-Brexit.

The deportation of Costa Koushiappis illustrates ongoing issues with the Home Office's handling of EU citizens' residency applications post-Brexit.

A man holding a Home Office certificate was removed from the UK despite his right to travel while his application to live and work in the country post-Brexit was being processed.

The man's removal contravenes the withdrawal agreement between the EU and the UK, causing distress and hardship for him and his partner.

Sinn Féin plans to require registration for EU, EEA, and Swiss citizens traveling to Ireland.

Sweden plans to reintroduce mandatory registration for EU citizens after three months to combat the shadow economy and enhance immigration control.