Moving to Spain: what happens if the UK leaves the EU? - Page 37

Yeh Gregg´s on the small size...... vegan on the ridiculous

V

Definately a case then of ' Waist not, Want not '

In case of shortages and increased prices I will be Prudent and ' tighten my belt ' over other houshold  expenditures

LeckyLes

My sisters partner said " we will have to buy British". When asked what we produced he sai " vegetables". So the uk will be vegetarians driving Morgans ( I think they're still British) !

We might produce vegetables but we need Poles to get them out of the ground for us and we don't produce many in winter.

Just out of interest (or not) & being as it´s raining......Did you know?

Yellowhammer is the codename used by the UK Treasury for cross-government civil contingency, but, also:

Definitions of yellowhammer:  is a common Eu bunting, the male of which has a yellow head, & neck,

Bunting also referred to as: is solely decoration made of cloth, plastic,or card-board cut-out, or in imitation of fabrication. 

Is this coincidental? 

Villas

Hi Jan and all,

Unfortunately for both countries, it’s the EU that have set the rules, not Spain. And while non-EU expats knew what to expect beforehand, it appears that most Brits believe to become entitled to privileges not given to other non-EU citizens. Why is that?

The call of the yellowhammer is a little bit of bread and no cheese. 

Not being an ornithologist or a  person who studies or is an expert on birds etc. Is that not a "tit?"

V

It's already difficult for non EU nationals to access healthcare without paying for it or into the system.check the rules which many UK expats don't you will see the UK Pays spain for UK pension healthcare if this stops then they will have to pay into the system just like other no n Eu nationals

Norway are not in the EU but are signed up to the 4 freedoms.