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Or!!!

Don't work....do bugger all except a bit of volunteer work. Have little and be happy with it.

I'm WAAAY happier now when I had all that crap to deal with....cars, bikes, etc.....I borrow a bike when I want to ride. I call someone when I need to go anywhere.

I'm a lazy fecker. It's great.
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Do you have kids and a family to support ?
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Cookie not good to hear mate. Hope things aren't as bad as they may first seem for you and Jane and hope your both OK.

Maybe a deal will be done for expats already in Europe ????
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If the Remain campaign gave the facts as they were and what people would lose if we left, I think the result would have been different. I do wonder if Cameron really eanted to stay as the government campaign was shambolic.

I have told a few leavers today they will lose their right to free healthcare in Europe and they didn't realise that was the case. Travel insurance will increase substantially when we do actually leave if there is no reciprocal arrangement.
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What is the requirement to apply for French or dual citizenship, Cookie? Is it possible?
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If CM can get French Citizenship then dual status is a given.....Brit. Citizenship is never taken away if you're born there except under some very extreme circumstances.

Went through the same thing here went I naturalised. It means that when I'm in the States I'm an American, and when I'm in Britain I'm fuc......er, British.
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Perkles wrote:Do you have kids and a family to support ?
Used to. Difficult to explain.
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I think I would get bored not working tbh
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Well my 'JOB' job is cool as feck....I'm just not doing it ATM...maybe another week or two. I just do volunteer stuff to keep busy, stop getting bored, keep me from working out doing running (world's worst sport), etc.
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D41 wrote:If CM can get French Citizenship then dual status is a given.....Brit. Citizenship is never taken away if you're born there except under some very extreme circumstances.

Went through the same thing here went I naturalised. It means that when I'm in the States I'm an American, and when I'm in Britain I'm fuc......er, British.
There probably wont be such a thing as British soon. :D

If Scotland leaves the UK will the Union jack be defunct?
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Dual French citizenship.

http://www.expatica.com/fr/visas-and-pe ... 07626.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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The union jack won't be replaced if Scotland leave. There's no point.
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Blade wrote:Cookie not good to hear mate. Hope things aren't as bad as they may first seem for you and Jane and hope your both OK.

Maybe a deal will be done for expats already in Europe ????
Well we will have to see. I'm hoping so, but we've had problems accessing healthcare even as EU citizens, when we are not I have my doubts. We will have been here 5 years before full and final brexit occurs but as you say it depends how expats are treated. France doesn't follow all the EU rules (which is where the UK has been stupid) and have clever interpretations of them which save them money i dare say - nothing sinister but it does take some understanding.

I'm philosophical about it but we worked hard and gave up a lot to get here and the playing field has now been changed (unnecessarily in my view). Healthcare here is not free especially now our automatic rights to healthcare as part of the EU will go.

There are many many people here who could be far worse off - some of the older expats (i've been to the local expat pub tonight to see how they are) and they will likely lose their automatic entitlement to healthcare and will have to return to the uk and be a burden on society. They will have no choice.

We've got options and are young enough to work again if necessary - there are millions of ex pats abroad who will either return or suffer i suspect.
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duke63 wrote:Dual French citizenship.

http://www.expatica.com/fr/visas-and-pe ... 07626.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Fingers crossed Cookie things work out for you.
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Kwacky wrote:The union jack won't be replaced if Scotland leave. There's no point.
They won't leave....just a bunch of sh*t-stirrers at work there....always gets the nostalgia crowd pining for the "good old days" etc......'cept they weren't that good to begin with.

They'll sober up and wonder they were thinking....at least 'til tomorrow night.
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Scotland are going to do what everyone else is going to do - wait and see what happens.
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I don't know....sure, they'll 'wait' as-it-were....and canny proponents of a 'Free Scotland' or whatever other bilge they're pushing will say it's a smart move on their part, but they really don't have much choice in the matter. Scotland is WAAY too dependent on fiscal support from London to ever actually become independent. Been voted on before....pipe dream, nothing more.
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We've not got a prime minister so they've got no choice but to wait for now
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Nor an opposition leader by the sounds of it. I bet we have a General election within the year.
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