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If you’re from the UK and live in Italy, then you’ll be aware of the uncertainty surrounding Brexit, especially for Brits living abroad.

As we all know, Brexit news is constantly changing and in recent times, due to COVID-19, Brexit has almost disappeared from the headlines. However, in the latest developments for Brits living Italy, the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his Italian counterpart, Giuseppe Conte, have

Will healthcare in Italy still be accessible to Brits post-Brexit? This is a question being asked by both British holidaymakers and tourists in Italy, as well as British citizens living in Italy.

Now that Brexit is finally here, one of the big questions asked by Brits abroad is about residency in another country. If you live in Italy, then you must register as a resident there if you plan to stay for more than three months.

Do I need to swap my British licence for an Italian one? What about taking another driving test? Brexit being Brexit, things aren’t very clear and there is still a lot of uncertainty regarding many questions asked by British expats in Italy.

Brexit is still the word of the moment and still, no one quite knows what is going on, even more so if you’re a British citizen living abroad. Will I be able to keep working in Italy? Will I need a visa? And what about healthcare?

The final deadline for Brexit has been delayed to either 22nd May 2019 or another unspecified date before 31st October 2019, when it all kicks off for real. Despite the fact that there’s a buffer implementation period until 31st December 2020, things will begin to change pretty fast very soon.

The thousands of British ex-pats who live in Italy and the many more tourists who go on holiday there each year will still be able to receive healthcare after Brexit, thanks to the new Healthcare (International Arrangements) Bill going through parliament now. For now, the UK is still a member of th

The European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) is an individual card that allows the holder to receive medical attention during a temporary stay in any country in the European Union, the European Economic Area (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway) and Switzerland. What is the European Health Insurance Card f

Are you in love with Italy so much you want to be officially Italian? Do you need Italian nationality for work, tax or legal reasons? Are you currently a UK citizen and worried about your status living in the country after Brexit comes into effect?

The latest news about Brexit seems to change almost every day and it can sometimes feel that regardless of the huge wealth of information, the negotiations aren’t going anywhere.