Another new Brexit thread

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

I guess there is time for this to change so that UK citizens with a second home in Europe get parity with EU citizens who have second homes here (I think I’ve understood correctly that is the position).

Would be interesting to hear from any bluemooners who find themselves potentially affected by this, especially advocates of Brexit to see if they are happy it’s a fair price for our relative new freedom and opportunities . Does anyone know of any?

my neighbours are still wailing .... they voted leave ..... its f@cking delicious..... there goes their 6 months in tenerife over winter.

 

[journolud]

It isn’t even 180 days in a 12 month period.
It’s 90 days in 180 days.
The clock starts the day you arrive. 90 days later you have to leave and not return for a further 90 days.
So in any 6 month period you can only be there for 3 months.
You cannot go for 6 consecutive months in a year.

The least of my concerns as far as Brexit goes

 

[smudgedj]

my neighbours are still wailing .... they voted leave ..... its f@cking delicious..... there goes their 6 months in tenerife over winter.

So for the last few years they couldn’t be arsed to walk into the Spanish immigration office and pick up their residency certificate.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

It isn’t even 180 days in a 12 month period.
It’s 90 days in 180 days.
The clock starts the day you arrive. 90 days later you have to leave and not return for a further 90 days.
So in any 6 month period you can only be there for 3 months.
You cannot go for 6 consecutive months in a year.

Really bad news for all of us that go to second homes for 6 months at a time. Obviously no effect whatsoever for the vast majority of holidaying Brits.

 

[jimharri]

Let's try and keep the personal abuse of those with opposing viewpoints out of here.

 

[Ban-jani]

The least of my concerns as far as Brexit goes

Same.

Our economy is far more important and selfishly I don’t go on holiday for 3 weeks, never mind months so I’m not that arsed.

I am sure you’ll get a working visa if anyone needs one.

My concern is a no deal impacting the economy and us losing more colleagues on top of this horror show of a year.

 

[bluethrunthru]

ha ha ha - respect international law ha ha ha

 

[Vic]

ha ha ha - respect international law ha ha ha

Doubly laughable. Respect international law that does not offer the assurance he was offering.

 

[west didsblue]

my neighbours are still wailing .... they voted leave ..... its f@cking delicious..... there goes their 6 months in tenerife over winter.

You won’t be laughing when they’re getting on your nerves for the three months they’re normally away;-)

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Same.

Our economy is far more important and selfishly I don’t go on holiday for 3 weeks, never mind months so I’m not that arsed.

I am sure you’ll get a working visa if anyone needs one.

My concern is a no deal impacting the economy and us losing more colleagues on top of this horror show of a year.

Agree there are probably more important things to worry about. I'd imagine some sort of annual long-stay visa costing between €80-100 would be one possible solution for those wishing to stay longer than three months per year in their second homes. I wonder if such a thing exists in most EU countries?