Brexit - the start of the EU grace period

4 January 2021

The Brexit transition period has now ended and EU free movement no longer applies in the UK. A grace period is now in place until 30 June 2021, whereby certain EEA/Swiss nationals and family members may continue to reside in the UK and apply under the EU Settlement Scheme. EEA/Swiss nationals may also now apply for permission to reside and work in the UK under the new immigration system.

To help employers, sponsors and applicants alike with navigating the significant changes to UK immigration law in 2021, our team of expert lawyers have produced and updated two sets of comprehensive FAQs:

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For further information on changes to UK immigration law, see our website, or contact your assigned LDI lawyer or enquiries@lauradevine.com.

Francesca Sciberras


Senior Solicitor

Joshua Hopkins


PSL Team Co-ordinator


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