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I'd say it is past negotiations. The referendum probably puts them actually now in the weaker position. If people opt for the EU, Brussels could easily ignore a
by datalist 10y ago
I'd say it is past negotiations. The referendum probably puts them actually now in the weaker position. If people opt for the EU, Brussels could easily ignore any claims for further privileges, after all the EU has been officially backed by the British people.
And if people opt for leaving, well, then the decision is clear anyhow.
As for the vote next week, I have no idea what to expect. At the last debate Cameron-vs-Farage, I did have the feeling that Cameron was slightly nervous - but that was just a subjective impression.
- ramtatatam 10y agoI did not think about UK's position post referendum if they voted to stay. Indeed it looks like UK government is pushed a bit against the wall. Well, either way obtaining a permament resident would be a wise thing to do :-)
- datalist 10y agoDo you mean a residence card? That does not seem to be applicable to EU citizens (at least at the moment).
- ramtatatam 10y agoYou can obtain this status and the only condition is how long did you stay in the country. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-for-a-document-certifying-permanent-residence-or-permanent-residence-card-form-eea-pr https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-for-a-docum...
- datalist 10y agoYou meant the certificate? Sorry, my bad.
- ramtatatam 10y agoThat's what they call it in IMMI.