As time passes since the Brexit vote, the more plausible it becomes that the UK may never actually leave the European Union. Leaving the EU is difficult, and the consequences are potentially economically damaging, that it may be easier for prime minister Theresa May’s government to endlessly delay the process rather than to actually leave. Morgan…
If you are returning to the UK after being resident overseas, there are things you can do to make your move as seamless and tax-efficient as possible. There are many reasons why you may be considering a move back to the UK after living overseas. It could be part of your retirement plan or you…
Expats throughout Europe are panicking in the aftermath of the EU referendum result, the Brexit vote is in but the political fall-out is far from settling for expats who now have uncertain status within their adoptive countries they call home. The only certainty is Great Britan will leave the EU, when, how, and what new…
In the aftermath of the UK leaving the EU there are a few key questions expats throughout Europe are seeking answers to. One of the main worries expats have is their entitlement to continue living in their adoptive country. There is no reason to panic just yet as the vote will not affect your residency status or your current…
Expats throughout Europe have been taking advantage of the free movement and employment they’ve become accustomed to, since Britan decided to leave the EU expats throughout Europe are now in jeopardy of losing those rights and given the new title of ‘illegal immigrants’. The UK under Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union has…
The votes of Britans EU Referendum have been counted and results released, the UK by a substantial margin have voted to leave the EU at 51.9 %, whilst 48.1 % voted to remain. Scotland, and unsurprisingly London the majority voted to remain, outside the capital throughout the rest of England the majority voted to leave….