Britons might have to apply for advance permission to travel to the EU, the home secretary has conceded, warning that the prospect of such restrictions is likely to form part of the negotiations over departure. Rudd also raised the possibility of making it necessary for EU migrants to the UK to have work permits, saying the idea “certainly has value”. Britons may have to apply to visit Europe after Brexit Read moreAppearing on BBC1’s Andrew Marr Show on Sunday, Rudd was asked whether UK nationals might be shocked to have to pay for permission to visit France. Such a scheme, if imposed, could end up applying to travellers from a UK no longer in the EU, legal experts said. “For me, the priority was the NHS, but you need to be in government to actually implement that,” she said.

Source: The Guardian September 11, 2016 10:54 UTC