Category: settled status

What is the settled status and why do EU citizens need it to stay in the UK?

All references to “EU citizens” in this text include both EEA nationals and Swiss nationals, and “EU citizens” refers to both EEA nationals and Swiss nationals who can apply for the EU settlement scheme.

Answers to some of the most frequently asked issues concerning the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS), as well as some “Top Tips” from applicants.

From 1 July, all EU member state nationals living in the UK will have to secure residency status in order to remain in the country with their essential rights, such as being able to work, rent a home or access public services.

After you’ve applied for the EU Settlement Scheme, the Home Office will send you an email informing you of your status.

If you are an EU citizen living in the UK, you and your family must apply for “settled status” if you want to continue living here from 1 July 2021.

This tutorial is on settled status and three examples of EU nationals applying for settled status under the scheme.

In this post we´d like to share some information with you about the EU Settlement Scheme.

In this post we´re going to show you how to view and prove your inmigration status through the gov.uk website.

Due to Brexit, all EU citizens will need to prove their right to live in the UK. This is a guide on how to do this if you have Settled or Pre-Settled Status.