people of the UK, how did brexit influence your life?
people of the UK, how did brexit influence your life?
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I live in Dover. Brexit has been a fucking nightmare. Yet those that voted to leave still refuse too accept everything that’s happening is because of it. They just blame France.
My parents moved to france and now can’t live there permanently, so they are back more often and i have to visit them more often
EU friends have had a hard time mentally with the uncertainty of their residency status
When purchasing from EU I now have to pay customs tax so many things are unnecessarily more expensive.
I also work in Finland and had to get residency and bank accounts here, as well as rent a flat which makes it all unnecessarily more expensive for me. Not a single benefit except the false pride of being able to say the UK government is more independent, which is actually a scary idea. Now there is less right to data privacy, fewer food protection laws and the impact of energy and labour shortage is a bit worse.
Not sure I qualify because I fucked off. We probably would have spent 6 months in the UK, 6 months in Spain but the withdrawal agreement made it completely necessary to act sooner. To become a Spanish resident under the Withdrawal Agreement, you needed to declare an income of €7K (more or less) but afterwards you need 25k a year.
So now I have a better life, it’s not hugely cheaper despite all these “Bargain Brits in the Sun” programmes. But…. better healthcare, sunny weather (too sunny currently) , better environment, no yobs and a more relaxed way of life.
I can’t imagine returning.
It hasn’t, really.
I work on a medium sized livestock farm, no difference really.
UK citizens but currently living in other countries
Brexit is a good decision and one of the reason why I would consider to move back to UK in the future
#WELL AT LEAST OUR HEALTCAAA….