EU Citizens Visiting the UK: What Are the Post-Brexit Rules?

If you’re an EU citizen, you can visit the UK for up to 6 months without a visa. Your passport, however, must remain valid for the entire length of your visit. You can use the automatic e-Passport gates to enter the UK.
EU citizens who do not hold (pre)settled status can only use their passport to enter the UK. They can no longer use their national ID cards.
As a visiting EU citizen, you are not allowed to work in the UK. This includes part-time work and unpaid work (e.g. internships). For example, you cannot work as an au pair or nanny when you come to the UK as a visitor.
Visit gov.uk for more information about UK visa requirements and the application process.
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[@Detector1977]

Staying away and visit the other 30 countries in Europe hassle free....

[@hendrx]

facts

[@brendansmith7842]

So weird looking at this kind of discrimination in the UK of other European citizens as an American. It's almost like the uk hss a bug up its ass against Europeans of different "ethnicity." I guess I don't see the world that way. I have ethnicity from three eu countries and England.

[@MENSA.lady2]

Nuff said.

[@davidnorton7437]

No rules just come, we'll give you everything you want, house,car and anything else you want.

[@user-gd1yg6le1h]

You have no ideas

[@user-gd1yg6le1h]

Brexit is sick

[@GG-hu9dn]

Get the fascist out ! And we can recconnect!

[@Eliahist]

This is racist Q&A 😹

[@arvinaizen]

No.. They are defending their country from invasion