British Politics

I'll still love yous when yous leave mate, we always have the common travel area

 

Ciaran = Jersey Shore

 

More baked gammon than Sainsbury's on here for the last few hours

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-55422729

Buckle up Brexiteers, this is your deal. It better have been worth it.

 

A French government source said UK negotiators had made "huge concessions" on fisheries without confirming if it had been enough to clinch the deal

https://www.rte.ie/news/2020/1223/1186239-brexit/

Shirley not?

 

Fishermen sold down the river! Haha

 

I haven’t moved there yet, I’m talking about in a few years time.

 

you can do that then

 

What will the rules be in 2025?

 

I'd expect them to be similar to now. I dont see why France will change their rules over residency.

 

As of 1st January 2021 I can't stay in France for more than 90 days a year without a VISA or Residency Permit, either of which could be refused. If I moved there by 31st December 2020, I can stay as long as I like. Similar as in completely different?

 

That's not French rules over residency.
Do you think you will be deemed unsuitable for residency or a visa?

 

Quite possibly.

 

Why?
If you are not a criminal I dont see why there would be a problem.

 

They don’t have to let anyone in they might restrict it to younger people with particular skills for example.

 

Show them some of your paintings

I am guessing France is generally good for metal detecting?

 

They would have done that before if they were going to.
Plenty of old people have got residency.

 

I’m a bit concerned about digging up live ammunition from either WW, think the only safe place to do it would be in the West.

 

In many countries, if you buy a property worth a certain amount then you automatically get residency. It is called a "golden visa" in Spain. Not sure about France though.