Questions & Answers about EU citizens' rights and Brexit

Will EU citizens have the right to stay in the UK after Brexit? What about British citizens living in other EU countries? Can they stay?
What if I am not an EU national, but I am married to an EU citizen?
Will EU citizens need to apply for a new residence permit to rent a flat, apply for a job or open a bank account?
Will EU students need to pay higher education fees at universities as a result of Brexit?

These are just some of the questions people ask as they are uncertain about the impact of Brexit on their everyday lives. In November, 2018 the EU and the UK finalised the Agreement on the UK's withdrawal from the EU. This includes an agreement on protecting EU citizens' rights after Brexit.

As with any legal text many people will find it too long or complicated to read. So, to help, we have put together a list of questions - and answered them all. The answers are based on the Withdrawal Agreement and cover several topics:
For example:
✅Who will be covered by the Agreement?
✅Which family members are protected?
✅What is "settled status" in the UK?
✅What will happen to social security and pension contributions after Brexit?
✅What is the transition period?