Lifting 90-day rule back on the agenda in France, will Spain follow?
"These second home owners play an active role in the local economy. The difficulties they are experiencing in occupying their homes since the Brexit are being felt in our regions."
Humphrey Carter09/10/2024 14:56 Flying to Mallorca could take even longer
Experts recommend reducing flight speed by around 15%, which will make flights longer.
The LibDems want MPs for overseas constituents and an easing of the 90-day rule
"The Withdrawal Agreement failed to take into account the situation and the needs of the millions of British citizens working and living overseas."
“The Labour Party has made it clear that it wants to see a greater level of freedom of movement”
“Solving the 90-day problem works both ways, it’s good for the UK and it’s beneficial for Spain and France, for example, not to mention the rest of the EU.”
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“We listen. a first-hand account of the difficulties that the British are encountering on the ground is a valuable basis for our work.”
Update: The 90-day rule for Britons in Spain your views keep flooding in " When we’re in Mallorca we also support the local economy"
"Keeping a second home in Spain will no longer be viable."
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UK snub to Brussels over free movement
The European Union wants to try and make life easier for young Britons who want to live and work in the EU, but Sunak was quick to say no. However, he’ll be off first.
Humphrey Carter03/05/2024 09:43