LONDON –
Citizens from EU countries who have five years in Britain to live and is there to keep the law, may also after the Brexit entitled to continue to make the so-called ’settled status’. That status provides people from EU countries access to education, social services and health care.
Also indicates the status of people from EU countries have the right to their partner and children with them. This appears from the proposals of the British government about the brexit London Monday has put online.
Michel Barnier, the chief negotiator of the EU for the Brexit, let us know not enamored of the British proposal about the rights of EU citizens after the Brexit “More ambition, clarity and guarantees are needed,” tweeted Barnier. The aim of the EU is to enable citizens the same rights as in the European law, recalled the chief negotiator.
A week ago, London and Brussels the negotiations on the British departure from the EU, a year after the British people in a referendum voted. The brexit should be in march 2019 to be completed.