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But we aren't restricted. All we need is a visa just like US citizens or any other non EU citizens. We have never been allowed to work without registration, which comes when you are employed by an EU state entity. Why don't people understand this? Freedom of movement is limited to 90days in any one year unless you start paying tax, which means working. Gordon has already alluded to this in his posts about living in Spain.
Flitting over the channel for a gig is not considered as local employment since you are still paying UK tax and you wouldn't be an employee. You may also be aware that Merkle is asking the EU to close borders within the Schengen regions due to the threat of terrorism, not really an old fashioned idea then.
I'll stand to be corrected on that last point about Merkle since at the moment I can't find the article.
Last edited by Peter Mallett; 22 Nov 2020 at 11:52.
Reason: Correcting Reference
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