DON'T PANIC! The phrase used is the same phrase as is used for the charge for residence cards in 2004/38/EC. I think 'nationals' is to be interpreted as 'citizens', not as mere nationals. The UK interprets the upper bound as the charge for a passport - and I've seen no hint that they're planning to...

Hi guys, I just had a look at the joint technical note on the comparison of EU-UK positions on citizens' rights: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/joint-technical-note-on-the-comparison-of-eu-uk-positions-on-citizens-rights And I started to wonder at this: Fees for documentation: Free of ch...

I've been thinking on the Brexit deal and I have a bad feeling about this. As we all know Document Certifying Permanent Residence costs £65, which is already way too high for some EU citizens. In the document itself it says 'The UK intends to set fees at a reasonable level'. The question is what is ...

Hi there, I moved to the United Kingdom in 2015 so I still have quite a lot years until I can become a British Citizen. Since I'm 21 it's easier for me to learn new things now rather than learning them later on. So I had the idea on the other day of taking the Life in the UK test now as it doesn't h...