This article may help readers understand the terms of what Brexit day (31st January 2020) and the end of transition (December 2020) actually means to Brits abroad.
NB I do not mean or post it to be in any way politically motivated, although I understand that BiE has its own course to follow.... please take it the way it I mean it - by way of trying to understand the terminology and what it means to us all and how it may impact upon us and ultimately what we may / will have to do or cope with
https://britishineurope.org/wp-content/ … Part-1.pdf
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some good news for those Brits who are already legally in an EU country and those who can get to an eu country and reside legally before end of year
https://www.politico.eu/article/brits-r … ssion=true
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