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my neigher who .is 75 and irish
to stay in uk after brixit wi ll he have to change his passport to a uk one
to stay in uk after brixit wi ll he have to change his passport to a uk one
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no
//you cant just decide to get a uk passport if you are a foreigner anyway// the irish are in a special category
as someone else says - there are special rules for the Irish.
In 1922 the year of Irish Freedom whilst the politicians were shaking their fists and posturing, de Valera blaarting like a good'un and refighting old battles.....
the civil servants got on and hammered out an eminently sensible settlement which has endured for a hundred years. Free movement.
It is almost the exact opposite with brexit
where on both sides the civil servants dont seem to know their bottoms from their elbows
//you cant just decide to get a uk passport if you are a foreigner anyway// the irish are in a special category
as someone else says - there are special rules for the Irish.
In 1922 the year of Irish Freedom whilst the politicians were shaking their fists and posturing, de Valera blaarting like a good'un and refighting old battles.....
the civil servants got on and hammered out an eminently sensible settlement which has endured for a hundred years. Free movement.
It is almost the exact opposite with brexit
where on both sides the civil servants dont seem to know their bottoms from their elbows
In my view one should employ the strictest caution and not assume that everything will be unchanged after Brexit, but that it seems likely it will. I think the way things are going means that there will be a period of uncertainty, not least because immigration officials may be uncertain of what the rules are. After all, the Home Office has apparently told some people that although they were granted indefinite leave to remain in the UK, that will (or has) expired and thus they will have to leave. The UK's processes and procedures are notoriously disjointed and even at times inconsistent.
sorry on a point of order
so such place as Southern Ireland
republic these days innit ?
the original treaty was made with the House of Commons of Southern Ireland which was remarkable even then of treating with a body that didnt exist ( house of commons in dublin) in a country that didnt exist ( southern ireland rather than saorstate eirann ) - but I know I am being pedantic
so such place as Southern Ireland
republic these days innit ?
the original treaty was made with the House of Commons of Southern Ireland which was remarkable even then of treating with a body that didnt exist ( house of commons in dublin) in a country that didnt exist ( southern ireland rather than saorstate eirann ) - but I know I am being pedantic
we dont know - - - - we just dont know
well um .... yeah and no
there are other considerations - the Poles ( who I know are not irish) were upping sticks and returning to Poland
BUT it was completely unexpected that Trump would be isolationist and not give a toss about polish independence
so now they are staying !
well um .... yeah and no
there are other considerations - the Poles ( who I know are not irish) were upping sticks and returning to Poland
BUT it was completely unexpected that Trump would be isolationist and not give a toss about polish independence
so now they are staying !
// After all, the Home Office has told some people that although they were granted indefinite leave to remain in the UK, that will (or has) expired//
times law report on this yesterday - found to be lawful
The Lordships basically taking the view that if the Home Office want to change the rules - - they can
times law report on this yesterday - found to be lawful
The Lordships basically taking the view that if the Home Office want to change the rules - - they can
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