[PDF] What next after Brexit? Immigration and integration in post PDF British-Future-August-2016.pdf

There should be no change for EU citizens already lawfully resident in the UK, who should be granted permanent residence and be treated no less favourably than

to the EU single market At the same time, the status of EU nationals already living in the UK was not a key topic in the debate The leaders of the campaign to

[PDF] IMMIGRATION & INTEGRATION AFTER BREXIT - Policy Exchange

The Brexit vote is an opportunity to reboot policy thinking in many areas, not immigration flows might actually increase with EU citizens rushing to get in

[PDF] IMMIGRATION AFTER BREXIT - Policy Exchange

all the ability to bear down on low-skilled migration It therefore recommends: • No automatic right of residence for future EU citizens after Brexit bringing them

[PDF] Managing migration after Brexit - The Institute for Government

More than 600,000 people are estimated to have migrated* to the UK between the start of July 2017 and the end of June 2018 Roughly a third came from the EU, moving to the UK under the principle of the freedom of movement, and more than 300,000 came from outside the EU

[PDF] BREXIT

BREXIT This leaflet has been written with a specific focus on non-EU citizens who have a current or former specialised legal advice on UK immigration rules

[PDF] Brexit and the Impact of Immigration on the UK - LSE-CEP

immigration to the UK was 172,000, only just below the figure of 191,000 for non- EU immigrants • The big increase in EU immigration occurred after the 'A8'

[PDF] Brexit and Migration - European Parliament - Europa EU

All Member States of the European Union except UK (EU after Brexit) Table 4 Non-British Citizens resident in the United Kingdom in 2017 (estimate) 85