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No, the right to live and work is not related to Schengen. Ireland isn't in Schengen, but a French person can move there tomorrow for work or study etc. They
by Symbiote 2y ago
No, the right to live and work is not related to Schengen.
Ireland isn't in Schengen, but a French person can move there tomorrow for work or study etc. They have to show a passport at border control, but otherwise face a very similar situation as they would moving to Germany (fill in some papers, get a local tax id etc).
- tsimionescu 2y agoMinor nitpick: you don't need a passport to travel to/from EU countries not in Schengen as an EU national - your national ID will do.
- Symbiote 2y agoIn practise I forget that, as neither of the two countries relevant to me issue(d) national identity cards (UK, Denmark).