British embassy announces Brexit information meetings across Denmark
The British Embassy in Copenhagen has updated its list of planned meetings across Denmark for UK nationals working and living in the country in light of Brexit.
The meetings aim to answer questions of Denmark-based Brits regarding the UK's exit from the European Union.
Meetings were held in a series of locations across the country in 2019, and that will be repeated in early 2020 following the general election and subsequent adoption by the British parliament of the Withdrawal Act.
‘Future relationship’ talks between the United Kingdom and European Union will begin after January 31st.
Upcoming citizens’ rights events will be held by the British Embassy in Copenhagen in Aalborg, Aarhus, Kolding, Vordingborg, Copenhagen and Odense, all prior to the end of January.
You can see the exact dates and locations and register for the events via the Foreign & Commonwealth Office website.
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The meetings aim to answer questions of Denmark-based Brits regarding the UK's exit from the European Union.
Meetings were held in a series of locations across the country in 2019, and that will be repeated in early 2020 following the general election and subsequent adoption by the British parliament of the Withdrawal Act.
‘Future relationship’ talks between the United Kingdom and European Union will begin after January 31st.
Upcoming citizens’ rights events will be held by the British Embassy in Copenhagen in Aalborg, Aarhus, Kolding, Vordingborg, Copenhagen and Odense, all prior to the end of January.
You can see the exact dates and locations and register for the events via the Foreign & Commonwealth Office website.
READ ALSO: 'Bitter truth': EU chief pours cold water on idea of Brits keeping EU citizenship after Brexit
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