> Take e.g. Being able to travel and work in the EU. The best case scenario is maintaining the status quo, which we will certainly have to pay for, This works

> Take e.g. Being able to travel and work in the EU. The best case scenario is maintaining the status quo, which we will certainly have to pay for, This works both ways. Right now, the UK has many EU migrants - including not highly educated/qualified people - despite not even having signed the Schengen treaty. For highly qualified people, who supposedly voted "remain", nothing substantial will change, as they will be welcomed with open arms pretty much anywhere in the world. What's there to be afraid of?