Brexit's Impact on UK Immigration, Trade & Services Explained

Brexit, which officially began on January 1, 2021, has ushered in a new era for the United Kingdom, significantly impacting immigration, trade, and services. Key changes include the end of visa-free status for UK nationals in the EU for stays over 90 days, new customs checks and restrictions on goods traded between the UK and EU, and the loss of automatic access to EU markets for UK service businesses. Additionally, the UK has implemented a new points-based immigration system, affecting EU citizens seeking to work or study in the UK. These changes stem from the democratic referendum where 51% of Britain chose to leave the European Union, leading to the UK taking back control of its own rules and policies, with both advantages and disadvantages.
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