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[Updated] Self-help guide: EU citizens living in the UK - written by an immigration barrister

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Updated fact sheet on rights of EU nationals living in UK (Nov 2016)available here:


http://www.jeanlambertmep.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/FACTSHEET-rights-of-EU-nationals-in-the-UK-FINAL.pdf

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Update:


Barrister and immigration law expert Colin Yeo has published a short series of ebook guides aimed at EU and EEA nationals wanting to apply for residence documents here in the UK. They are updated and expanded versions of his existing ebook on EU applications, and have been separated out into different guides to try and keep the length and complexity to a minimum.


The guides are intended to help as many people as possible. Each is available as a pdf for general access and as an epub version for looking at on a phone or tablet.


Find links here: http://www.migrantsrights.org.uk/news/2017/free-ebook-application-guides-eu-citizens

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