Residency in Europe is a critically important planning point for Expats living in the Schengen area, for those in the UK considering a move to an EU country, and for anyone used to travelling between the UK and property in Europe.

The UK have confirmed they won’t ask for a transition period extension.

So in mid July the trade negotiations continue in earnest. The EU presidency for the rest of 2020 is Germany and their leader Angela Merkel starts the process by saying no trade deal is a possible outcome this year. So 2019, where we saw media negotiations with rival positions debated over the airways.

When does a holiday maker, a traveller, a migrant worker, an overseas property owner become an Expat?

Is someone always an Expat when Living and Working Abroad ?

ProACT Sam says the an Expat is a transition period in some ones life.

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ProACT Sam clarifies the reasons why Customs Union, Trade and Hard Borders are the sticking point for Brexit decisions.

New Reciprocal Healthcare Brexit Arrangements for Expats.

ProACT Sam clarifies the current position on cross border EU Healthcare agreements for Expats.

How can UK and EU Expats qualify for UK NHS treatment or Healthcare in their EU Country?

While the UK Government is committed to protecting the existing rights of EU Expats Living and Working Abroad in the UK, how can EU and UK Expats Qualify for UK NHS Healthcare Treatment?

Have you ever pondered why nationals called ‘citizens’ and not ‘nationzens’?

Why do you come from a ‘country’ but are not a ‘countrizen’?

ProACT Sam looks at what Citizenship Means for Expats