VOICED : Voices of Brexit the British expat in Poland

The speaker, an English editor in Warsaw, discusses the implications of Brexit. They note that most people they know voted to remain in the EU, highlighting the benefits of EU membership like free movement. Concerns about travel difficulties and economic impacts, such as job relocations from the UK to Warsaw, are expressed. The speaker has applied for Polish citizenship, ensuring Brexit won't affect them personally. They view Brexit as a catalyst for making definitive life decisions, ultimately choosing to stay in Warsaw.

What is one of the main concerns the speaker has about Brexit?

• Decreased internet access

• Loss of cultural identity

• Higher taxes

• Increased travel difficulties

How does the speaker view the potential movement of jobs due to Brexit?

• As a potential benefit for Warsaw

• As a loss for both the UK and Warsaw

• As a threat to Warsaw's economy

• As a neutral event with no impact

What action did the speaker take in response to Brexit?

• Moved back to the UK

• Became a travel agent

• Applied for Polish citizenship

• Started a new business

Why does the speaker feel Brexit has been beneficial for them personally?

• It reduced their living expenses

• It allowed them to travel more freely

• It increased their job opportunities in the UK

• It helped them decide to stay in Poland

What is the speaker's final decision regarding their place of residence?

• To move to another EU country

• To travel the world

• To stay in Poland

• To return to the UK