Brexit and your rights as an EU national

EU Settled Status is a immigration status for European Union Citizens and their family members. Everyone who wish to continue living and working in the UK after December 2020 are required to apply.

https://www.gov.uk/settled-status-eu-citizens-families

The most important thing EU citizens can do to protect their rights to live and work in the UK is to apply for Settled Status with the UK authorities to ensure that they are legally residing here in the UK.

Rights of EU Citizens in Scotland

JustCitizens have written these factsheets to help EU citizens better understand their rights to live, work, study and access healthcare, benefits and housing in Scotland.

Home Office guidance of Settled Status

Translations of the Settled Status for EU citizens and their families guidance in European languages.
Click the image on the left to read more.

Settled's EUSS advice and support service

Settled is a national charity set up in 2019 to help EU citizens living in the UK whose rights were affected by Brexit. They continue to provide free of charge information, advice and support to EU citizens, including people who are late applying to the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS), or who have had their application refused.
Multilingual information is available on their website: https://settled.org.uk/

EU Settlement Scheme one to one support

We provide free information and face to face assistance to people who do not have the right digital or language skills, access to Internet or an IT device and the confidence:

* to complete their online application form for Settled Status

* to access and prove their immigration status to third parties

* to update their personal or contact details

* to change their status from Pre-Settled to Settled status