“Now nothing has changed” – Ambassador Knott wrote a letter to UK nationals living in Poland

The UK ambassador to Poland, Jonathan Knott wrote a letter to British people living in Poland to ensure them about their rights and offer some advice. The most important information is: “Nothing has changed”.

Read letter from ambassador Knott to UK citizens in Poland below:

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"Dear UK nationals in Poland,

Following developments over the last week, I wanted to write to update you on the situation around the UK’s departure from the EU. And to offer some advice.

The UK and EU have agreed to extend the deadline for the UK’s Exit from the EU. The terms of the extension mean that the new exit day will be 31 January 2020, although the UK’s withdrawal could take place earlier if a deal is ratified by both sides. For the period of this extension, the UK will continue to hold full membership rights and UK nationals will retain their full EU citizenship rights. So if you are a UK national living in Poland now, nothing has changed."

British citizens are encourage to attend Community Connect – series of meetings for UK nationals living in Poland

 

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