And There It Was........Gone!
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With the subsequent explanations it makes perfect sense.
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Neither is the insurance.
lets explore that
I thought the first map was where all Europeans used to be able to work and the second one was where they all went for subsidised housing, free education, free health care and benefits.
So no difference with the UK ones then? What was your point?
Lol. So you wish me a rotten new year and ill health? Nice. Your venom and spite since leaving the EU has increased somewhat. No wonder they didn’t want you in Iceland - they already have enough spouting old geezers!
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You asked, I answered. (calm down)
And there is a difference, I suggest you read up on the benefits of the EHIC card.
I suggest you read your own post.
lets explore that
UK students will have the opportunity to study all over the world when the Turing scheme is rolled out this year. It's a big world compared to a small Europe.
UUK response on Turing Scheme for students to work and study abroad (universitiesuk.ac.uk)
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I'm fully aware of what I wrote. What is your point, because it's not obvious?
When the EHIC expires, are you saying a French citizen retiring to the U.K. will get better Health care than a U.K. citizen retiring to France? I don’t think either of them should so I don’t see that as a negative of Brexit.
I don’t want any expats from any country to get benefits if retiring to another country. Why should they? Pay their way or stay away.
I don’t want any expats from any country to get benefits if retiring to another country. Why should they? Pay their way or stay away.
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If the UK exists the agreements which underpin the EHIC card, French nationals (or any nationals outside of any replacement scheme) will not benefit from the EHIC card. That applies to UK citizens. So I'm not sure where you're going or what you are trying to say.
There is the EHIC card, which will be replaced at some time in the future with some other, as yet unknown, scheme. How can we compare and contrast a known with a an unknown entity?
And my first comment on this issue was not about Brexit, in so far as it was merely an explanation of the current situation as known.
So you seem to be looking for an argument where there is none. Calm down.
A reasonable response to a Gibraltar thread to state it remains a British Overseas Territory after Brexit, just to have the thread initially locked and then my new thread removed. Can anyone explain why?
First picture shows where uk nationals spend their money.lets explore that
Second picture shows where all EU nationals want to go to live, work, access medical care and exploit the best benefit system in Europe.
Nope. We still have one too many people on this island for my liking.
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