Implications of election results

I am guessing that you are talking about the UK General election on 12th December and Brexit 31st January?

If SimCity above is right: The answer is still anyone's guess, because the British have not yet indicated how they want the future relationship with the EU and the EU has not yet had a chance to accept or reject this wish.
For the moment, you can only sit and wait in amazement how a previously well-run world power could end up in such a mess.

Like others have commented here, nobody really knows since no deal is signed yet. But I wouldn’t panic. Look at it this way. One will not be in a worse situation than any other non-EU citizen and plenty of them work in Germany. I don’t think anybody will suddenly be thrown out if they are working. It might make it harder to immigrate to Germany for UK citizens in the future however.

But once one is here and has unlimited residency (Unbefristetaufenhaltserlaubnis) or a settlement permit (Niederlassungserlaubnis) then it makes no difference. Where it might make a difference is if one is still on a limited residency permit (befristetaufenhaltslerlaubnis). When it expires it might mean somewhat stricter conditions to get a renewal or to switch to an unlimited residency. 

But basically, if one is working and paying their bills including their taxes and social contributions then there is nothing to worry about. And if one eventually takes German citizenship, then they likely will have to give up their UK one to do so; as EU citizens they could keep their original one as well.

Here's probably the most useful article I've found to date, with some helpful links too

https://britishingermany.org/2019/12/19 … n-germany/

byczcrda wrote:

Here's probably the most useful article I've found to date, with some helpful links too

https://britishingermany.org/2019/12/19 … n-germany/

They also have a Facebook group as well so can chat with others in the same predicament.