How Will Brexit Affect UK Citizens' Travel

How will Brexit affect British citizens traveling to the European Union?

Here at Nomad Capitalist, we've received thousands of inquiries from UK citizens looking to obtain dual citizenship in order to protect themselves from Brexit.

But here's the thing... visa-free travel for UK citizens likely won't change much. While you may lose EU freedom of movement, you will still be able to visit the EU as a tourist.

If you want a job or university education in the EU, that could be a problem. But for the rest of us, chances are you'll be just fine.

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[heronblue]

I highly recommend the Republic of Georgia as a good base outside of the UK as they changed the visa requirements for British Nationals. You no longer need a visa to travel to georgia and you can live in Georgia for up to 12 months before getting one. Cheap and safe country.

[LordOfRuin]

Thanks for this, i'm not a Digital Nomad, but as a UK freelancer, its good to know I have options.

[IrlDave]

Neither the UK nor Republic of Ireland are members of Schengen. However there is a Common Travel Area (CTA)agreement between ROI and UK since the 1920's which to-date is to be unaffected by Brexit.

[bishopwhite]

Average 100 pounds for a new passport. The English government will make a lot of money off of the people.

[streetbroom]

It's basically what's happening with the Canadian, Albanian Georgian Bosnian Australian or New Zealand Citizens. The UK citizens will just be treated like any other Third Country who do not need visa to travel to EU.

[dogwithwigwamz.]

I wonder how many passports Andrew Henderson ( the narrator ) has. The Daily Mail is hailing Brexit and one of the things it points out to its readers is that we ( us Britons ) will now be able to go to a country in The European Union and stay there for 90 days in any one year without having to purchase a visa ( that is if they are willing to sell us one ), not mentioning that up until recently we could spend 366 days a year in any EU country without a visa.
What a coup, eh ?

[lindamilner]

Andrew, thank you for your video, however what you're saying is all very well, but does it work for people who have a salaried job in the EU and are being paid an average salaried wage? I would like to ask you, what happens to those people after a No Deal brexit? I'm not a tourist who is there for a short time, but I'm living in the EU and I have a job and a life there. as far as I can see, we fall between two stools, how can we have our rights protected. Please write briefly back, I am concerned!

[GalacticWoman]

Thats all very well but for those of us who have families these tips are not easy to apply

[normangoldstuck]

Someone talking sense about the issue at last.

[hansmesserschmitt]

Are you American or Canadian sir ? And thank you for the information

[SuperToughFish]

Even if travel arrangements change substantially (which they will not), it would have been worth it to leave. Pay no attention to the clowns in the media saying the sky will fall in.

[martinmueller]

If there is no deal you'll need a visum. So don't forget to pay the 39 Billion bill first!
You will also not be allowed to use the EU track.
On the other hand you'll be allowed to buy duty free cigarettes :-)

[jaberettaieb]

We have lived the freedom to go wherever you want in the EU countries, it is now very difficult to go to work in the EU countries, you have to pay the visa and pay more taxes.from freedom to jail

[dannysze]

I am a British citizen with hong kong permanent residence. I think you are right. it is not very important for nomad capitalist to get a eu passport. because most of the eu countries are heavily taxed. I would probably choose Gibraltar and hong kong as my base as I am an financial investor.

[yonasina]

I live in germany so what happens after the brexit

[Socrates...]

Ireland will always be the open, back door to Europe. No need to go anywhere else to secure yourself

[anastasiyaanders]

Hi! Do you know the current average interest rate on deposits in Vietnam?

[scootjockey]

What if you live in a EU country? and still keep your Britsh Passport ? No duel nationality !!! no way.

[eenvironnement]

Tell this to the british skiing instructors, barmen.... It will be like in the US if your work illegaly the police will come. Utter rubish the british passport does not allow you automatically to work everywhere in the world.

[aleksandrao]

And now any updates on those traveling to the EU weekly for work from February