BREXIT

The United Kingdom has been a member of the European Union for over forty years.
To this end, the objective of Spain and the EU is to ensure that its withdrawal takes place in an orderly manner through the adoption of a withdrawal agreement, avoiding the impact that a departure without an agreement would entail.
Whether an agreement is reached or not, the withdrawal of the UK implies a change of scenario. Getting ready for this new situation is a necessary step. 
It entails an effort that focusses on facing Brexit with the best tools and concerns everyone: EU institutions, Member States, UK and even citizens and companies, informing themselves about changes and adapting to them.

SOURCE: Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security, Government of Spain 

 

If you want to know more about Brexit, you can find more information here:

• The rights of UK nationals living in the EU in the event of “no deal”

• Travelling between the UK and the EU in the event of “no deal”

• Consumer rights in the event of “no deal”

• Studying and training in the UK in the event of “no deal”