Are you an EU citizen currently living in Scotland?
If you’re an EU citizen, and you’re already living in Scotland you may be wondering how the latest changes affect you. From how to apply for settled status to travelling to and from the UK here are a few links to help you get what you need:
Find out more about applying for settled status
Find out more about EU exit affects you
Are you an EU citizen and want to move to Scotland?
If you are interested in joining the nearly 250,000 EU citizens currently living in Scotland, then we can’t wait to welcome you! However, there are a few things you will need to check before you plan your move:
Find out more about visas & immigration
Find out more about what you can expect when moving to Scotland
Are you an EU citizen and want to study in Scotland?
If you’re an EU citizen interested in Studying in Scotland, we don’t blame you. We’re home to more world class universities per head of population than almost any other country in the world and welcome more than 50,000 international students every year. The situation regarding studying in Scotland will vary depending on where you would like to study, so we recommend visiting the specific university you wish to attend.
Find out more about Scotland’s universities
Are you an EU Citizen and want to visit Scotland?
We know that making a trip overseas is not on anyone’s list anytime soon, but you can still plan for the future and we can’t wait to welcome you back to Scotland as soon as we are able to. If you’re wondering how your dream holiday to Scotland may be affected by Scotland leaving the EU, our friends at VisitScotland have all the information you need.
Find out more at VisitScotland.com
Are you an EU citizen and want to do business in Scotland?
We know better than most that the business world doesn’t stop for anyone or anything and you don’t need to worry – Scotland is still open for business. Prepare for Brexit is a business-focused resource created by Scotland’s enterprise and skills agencies that is dedicated to getting businesses ready for what happens next.
Are you a non-EU citizen wondering how this affects you?
If you’re from a non-EU country, you may still also be wondering how these new changes will affect your plans to travel to and from Scotland. Nothing will change for non-EU/EEA visitors immediately after the transition period ends.
Find out more visas & immigration
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