Latest news for Expats based on current topics of concern in the form of ‘BERT’: Brexit, Expat Residency and Travel update. This third article is part of a short 3-part series and delivers an update on travel under the impact of the Coronavirus.

Latest news for Expats based on current topics of concern in the form of ‘BERT’: Brexit, Expat Residency and Travel update. This second article is part of a short 3-part series and delivers an update on Expat Residency Rights.

Latest news for Expats based on current topics of concern in the form of ‘BERT’: Brexit, Expat Residency and Travel update. This first article is part of a short 3-part series and delivers an update on Brexit for Expats.

Non-EU citizens who are family members of EU Citizens can apply for the EU Family Member Residence Card. This card ensures that an EU Citizen’s residency rights extend to their family member.

ProACT Sam considers protecting non resident tax status for those with 2 ties to the UK.

ProACT Sam answers your expat questions:

1. What are the Residency Rights of EU Expats in the UK before Brexit

2. What are the Residency Rights for a UK-EU Expat Couple with Brexit

Are you an Expat who plans to travel to the UK? Do you want to protect UK assets from capital taxes? Do you want to protect your offshore income from UK tax assessment?

ProACT Sam considers the constraints on Expats travelling to the UK.

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

ProACT Sam takes a global perspective to Expat Residency Rights

Find Out from ProACT Sam 5 residency rights expats have - with or without Brexit - in the EU or around the world.

Expats have residency options and rights around the world with or without Brexit.

ProACT Sam reveals 4 things to learn about Residency Rights Expats have today - with or without no deal Brexit