Right To Remain

[MartinMillar]

If you have lived in the UK for 50 years and was born and lived in Europe for first 30 years.
Do you need to apply for right to remain after Brexit?

[TheDevil]

UK gov website is your best hub for info on this matter

https://www.gov.uk/transition

[MartinMillar]

Its too confusing

[fiction-factory]

Why would you not expect to be allowed to remain here? Do you have a UK passport?

[fiction-factory]

If you follow TheDevil's link. at what point does the process become confusing?

[Old_Geezer]

I don't know, but suspect yes. They will apply the same rules to all who haven't taken British citizenship. Best to get everything above board for peace of mind.

[-SharonA-]

Some are not so lucky.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7925459/Two-Michelin-starred-French-chef-Claude-Bosi-DENIED-permanent-UK-residency.html

[MartinMillar]

Have uk passport thru marriage

[KARL]

I can understand that, presumably aged 80, you feel uncertain as to where you stand. Obviously, as indirectly indicated above, if you have a UK passport as a British citizen (Nationality: British) then you can remain in the UK at will. If you do not then, even if you have older documentation saying you have Indefinite Leave to Remain, you cannot rely on that as the Home Office can/has been known to declare that "expired". Old_Geezer's advice to ask the authorities to confirm your status is sound because you presumably don't want to continue living with uncertainty.

[KARL]

Ah, if it says "Nationality: British" then you are entitled to remain at will.

[MartinMillar]

Thank you