Brexit Information and Resources
Introduction
The UK left the European Union on 31st January 2020 with the benefit of a ‘Withdrawal Agreement’. It provided for a ‘transition period’ of 11 months during which, the UK continued to follow EU rules and trade was not affected, giving both sides time to negotiate the future relationship. The transition period ends on 31st December 2020 and the deadline for extending it has now passed.
For people who are unsure about what they need to do, Cancer Support France is able to provide guidance to UK nationals currently resident in France who need to establish their residency and healthcare rights after Brexit. Through the information on this website and our Forum, trained CSF volunteers aim to guide you towards sources of reliable information.
The information provided here is correct at the time of writing, however the user should check for accuracy, particularly as procedures across France differ from one department to another.
Links to external websites are given in good faith and CSF is not responsible for the content.
Resources
Brexit information from the French government
Latest information from the British Embassy in Paris
BBC Brexit information
Brexit information from the Scottish government
Residency
From the 30th September 2021, every UK citizen resident in France must have or must have applied for a residency permit.
The deadline for submitting applications has now expired.
