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To be fair, there is no way you can tell from the content of the post
Personally just waiting for the wee krankie to have independence vote - then Scotland can get back in the EU so the future of my children us hopefully sorted
Waiting to successfully rejoin the EU would be a longer term open ended strategy surely ?
I'm not ENTIRELY sure that even in the outside chance of another referendum in the foreseeable future that your wishes would necessarily come true.
First, they would need a victory, secondly and more importantly is the EU taking up the offer of Scotland's generous offer of membership.
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Really !!!
You need time or money.
Ireland is a good route in as UK citizens can still work there automatically ( but you don't then get EU citizen rights to move elsewhere ). So you'll need to get a job there, live there and try to eventually get citizenship.
You'll need £20K - £25K or so CASH in the bank ( money tied up in property won't count ) to get a Spanish residency I think I read a while back. If you have children you'll need an additional ( lesser ) amount for each of them.
In which case is the Union Jack you have as yolur avatar about to be replaced by the Irish Tricolour or the flag of the EU?
You can't have it both ways you know
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You can buy in Portugal for half a million. No need to spend 2 million.
I thought the idea of the parody was to be even more stupid than the original. I think PPF may have vastly underestimated Ppf's expertise in that area
Giga = billion
Greece is €250k
It's such a shame you didn't get my BTTF reference
Sorry. I've watched the film several times but don't remember it being a classic line!
Come on, David. Capital PPF = spoof account.
Wooosh Dave!
Whether it’s a spoof account or whooshing, it’s still wrongly spelt
Down with this sort of thing!
If you are English can't you just apply for an Irish passport?
Easiest way is to have an Irish grandparent and apply for Irish citizenship by foreign birth. Then you can get an Irish passport and you have the right to residence anywhere in the EU. If that is not possible then you need, generally, around 10,000 euros in the bank and a guaranteed income of around 1300 euros per month, either through employment or pension. These are the figures for Portugal and may be lower in Eastern Europe but higher in Western Europe. Another option is to get a firm job offer from an EU-based company.