EnglishUK have been working hard to clarify any Brexit implications for us all – deal and no- deal scenarios.
They have produced a reassuring update entitled: Travelling to the UK after 29th March 2019
At this stage we don’t foresee any difficulties for this summer. The upside for you could be a crash in the value of Sterling – so making everything much cheaper!
“There will be very few changes for students travelling to the UK after Friday 29 March 2019 until December 2020. During this time, anyone from the EU or EEA can enter the UK exactly as they do now (differences depend on whether the UK signs a deal with the EU).
If there is no deal, anyone who wants to stay for more than three months will have to apply online for a European Temporary Leave to Remain, which is valid for three years.
ID cards
These will be accepted for entry to the UK until December 2020.
If there is no deal, ID cards will be accepted for entry until December 31 2020. If there is a deal, there will be a “transition period” while laws are being changed and ID cards will be accepted until the end of 2020. This means there is plenty of time to plan for when passports become necessary in 2021
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If you are traveling to the UK to study you should check the visa requirements for your country:
- Check what kind of visa you need on the UK Government website
- Read advice from the UK Government on travelling to the UK
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