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The closer the United Kingdom (UK) gets to leaving the European Union, the more EU citizens who are now living in the United Kingdom become concerned about their ability to continue living there once Brexit takes effect. UK After Brexit Even after the United Kingdom has severed its ties with the European Union, EU citizens who wish to continue residing in the United Kingdom without interruption will be required to get either a pre-settled or settled status. You are required to submit an application through the EU Settlement Scheme between March 2019 and June 30, 2021 in order to get any of these residence statuses in the United Kingdom. There are still some exceptional circumstances in which you, as an EU citizen, may be able to continue living in the UK after Brexit even if you do not have pre-settled or established status. If you are a citizen of Ireland or an EU national who possesses either Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) or Indefinite Leave to Enter, you are eligible for this opp...

There are a great number of reasons why people from all over the world have the objective of eventually residing and working in the EU. Many workers, particularly those from third world countries, are becoming more interested in working in the European Union (EU) as a result of its highly developed and stable economies, fantastic job opportunities, and good working conditions in which employees are respected and treated with dignity. These are some of the primary reasons why so many people want to work there. Looking For a Job On the other hand, finding work in the EU is not exactly the easiest thing in the world. At first glance, considering that the unemployment rate in the EU is 6.2% and the job vacancy rate in the second quarter of 2019 was 2.3%, it may appear that the EU does not have any need for workers who come from other countries. In point of fact, things are not so cut and dry. Due to the skills shortage in the EU, which means that people are professionally unprepared to fil...