EU lawyer explains possible changes for Britons abroad after Brexit

The video discusses the implications of Brexit on visa exemptions, insurance, driving licenses, property ownership, and long-term visas for UK citizens in the EU. It highlights the need to check local regulations and requirements for insurance and driving licenses, as well as the potential for discriminatory taxes on property. The Withdrawal Agreement allows continued property ownership, but moving between EU states may be complex. Long-term visas require proof of income and medical insurance, with varying requirements across countries.

What is one of the main considerations for UK citizens traveling to the EU post-Brexit?

• Obtaining a new type of passport

• Checking local insurance requirements

• Learning a new language

• Applying for a work permit

How does the Withdrawal Agreement affect property ownership for UK citizens in the EU?

• It requires new property taxes

• It restricts property purchases to certain countries

• It allows continued ownership of property

• It mandates property sales within a year

What might UK citizens need to consider when selling property in the EU post-Brexit?

• Mandatory property auctions

• New property taxes based on nationality

• Simplified selling process

• Increased property value

What is a potential requirement for obtaining a long-term visa in the EU for UK citizens?

• A letter of recommendation from an EU citizen

• Proof of income and medical insurance

• Proof of employment in the EU

• A deposit in an EU bank

Why is it difficult to provide a comprehensive list of documents needed for UK citizens in the EU post-Brexit?

• UK citizens do not need any documents

• The EU has not decided on the requirements

• Each EU country has different requirements

• The requirements change monthly