Brexit - what you need to know
Brexit: new rules
EU citizens and their families
We are proud of our diverse population in Bradford district. EU citizens who choose to live and work here make our community a better place to work and live and we want to make sure you protect your rights to live and work in the UK as you do now.
The deadline for EU Settlement Scheme applications passed on 30 June 2021. But if you have not already applied for the EU Settlement Scheme you can still apply with a late application.
Late applications are allowed if you have reasonable grounds for not having applied by 30 June or you meet other late deadline criteria. You can find out more on the government website.
We are proud of the contribution our EU citizens make to our community and want to make sure all our EU citizens and their families protect their rights. Local help and support is available on our advice and help hubs page.
Sign up to email updates on the status of EU citizens in the UK.
Businesses and services
The UK has now left the EU and the rules agreed under the deal came into play on 1 January.
These affect businesses, citizens and travel to the EU.
Find out what you need to do at the government’s transition website.
- importing goods from the EU
- exporting goods to the EU
- moving goods to or from Northern Ireland
- travelling to the EU
- living and working in the EU
- staying in the UK if you’re an EU citizen
Find out what you need to do and take action now to ensure your business is not at risk.
Even if you don’t import or export, the changes could affect your business
Visit www.gov.uk/transition and answer a few questions to get a personalised list of actions.
For advice on how to recruit workers from outside the UK from 1 January 2021 go to recruiting people from outside the UK from 1 January 2021 guidance.
Keep up to date with the latest transition news by subscribing to the government’s business bulletin or follow:
Twitter - @bizsupportgovuk
LinkedIn - Business Support
Facebook - Business Support
Sign up to government webinars to find out what your business needs to do.
Bradford Council can also help with information and advice - call 01274 434262.
West and North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce has some useful information on Europe and Brexit. Background on the new agreement can be found on the West & North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce website.
UK Citizens
From 1 January 2021 there are changes affecting travel, holidaying, studying and working in the EU.
Visit the government’s website for the latest information on visiting the EU.
Sign up for email alerts and check travel advice for the country you’re visiting to get the latest information.