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Post by Hugo the Elder on Jan 16, 2022 9:38:49 GMT
Can't even Holiday in Europe for more than 90 days a year, so taking time out to enjoy yourself travelling has gone. Great. Yes you can bags its 90 days in 180. So go on holiday for 3 months return for 3 months then travel again for another 3. Ok it's a pain for people with holiday homes abroad who are retired but if they spent 6 months and 1 day at their holiday home they should be changing their residency status, paying taxes in that country, changing their car registration (this certainly applies in France) however how many people actually do that. I know UK citizens here who have lived here full time for 10+ years who haven't done this. Or, an easier option would have been to vote remain.
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Post by Gassy on Jan 16, 2022 10:03:23 GMT
Yes you can bags its 90 days in 180. So go on holiday for 3 months return for 3 months then travel again for another 3. Ok it's a pain for people with holiday homes abroad who are retired but if they spent 6 months and 1 day at their holiday home they should be changing their residency status, paying taxes in that country, changing their car registration (this certainly applies in France) however how many people actually do that. I know UK citizens here who have lived here full time for 10+ years who haven't done this. Or, an easier option would have been to vote remain. But then we wouldn’t have had all the benefits like rising living cost, food shortages or less trade. Bit of a catch 22 really
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Post by yattongas on Jan 16, 2022 10:03:29 GMT
Can't even Holiday in Europe for more than 90 days a year, so taking time out to enjoy yourself travelling has gone. Great. Yes you can bags its 90 days in 180. So go on holiday for 3 months return for 3 months then travel again for another 3. Ok it's a pain for people with holiday homes abroad who are retired but if they spent 6 months and 1 day at their holiday home they should be changing their residency status, paying taxes in that country, changing their car registration (this certainly applies in France) however how many people actually do that. I know UK citizens here who have lived here full time for 10+ years who haven't done this. Great , so you can spend 90 days enjoying the beaches in winter as well . Winning 🇬🇧 🙄
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Post by francegas on Jan 16, 2022 10:05:24 GMT
Yes you can bags its 90 days in 180. So go on holiday for 3 months return for 3 months then travel again for another 3. Ok it's a pain for people with holiday homes abroad who are retired but if they spent 6 months and 1 day at their holiday home they should be changing their residency status, paying taxes in that country, changing their car registration (this certainly applies in France) however how many people actually do that. I know UK citizens here who have lived here full time for 10+ years who haven't done this. Or, an easier option would have been to vote remain. How many non retired people go on holiday for more than 3 months at a time?
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Post by francegas on Jan 16, 2022 10:12:54 GMT
Yes you can bags its 90 days in 180. So go on holiday for 3 months return for 3 months then travel again for another 3. Ok it's a pain for people with holiday homes abroad who are retired but if they spent 6 months and 1 day at their holiday home they should be changing their residency status, paying taxes in that country, changing their car registration (this certainly applies in France) however how many people actually do that. I know UK citizens here who have lived here full time for 10+ years who haven't done this. Great , so you can spend 90 days enjoying the beaches in winter as well . Winning 🇬🇧 🙄 ??.. No.. enjoy the beaches for 3 months over the summer and then do what most people do and enjoy the beaches the following summer.
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Post by Hugo the Elder on Jan 16, 2022 10:14:42 GMT
Or, an easier option would have been to vote remain. How many non retired people go on holiday for more than 3 months at a time? No, you are correct. That was literally the only negative consequence of leaving the EU. Everything else is going really well.
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Post by yattongas on Jan 16, 2022 10:15:16 GMT
Or, an easier option would have been to vote remain. How many non retired people go on holiday for more than 3 months at a time? Actually loads used to have their winters in sunnier climes . Youngsters used to be able to work in summer camps throughout Europe to gain amazing life experiences, or they could of spent their winters in the ski resorts working . They can’t do that now all because someone didn’t like the Polish plumber . 🙄
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Post by trevorgas on Jan 16, 2022 10:20:13 GMT
Or, an easier option would have been to vote remain. But then we wouldn’t have had all the benefits like rising living cost, food shortages or less trade. Bit of a catch 22 really Living costs are rising across the whole of Europe mostly driven by spikes in demand due to Covid,what food shortages?
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Post by trevorgas on Jan 16, 2022 10:23:15 GMT
How many non retired people go on holiday for more than 3 months at a time? Actually loads used to have their winters in sunnier climes . Youngsters used to be able to work in summer camps throughout Europe to gain amazing life experiences, or they could of spent their winters in the ski resorts working . They can’t do that now all because someone didn’t like the Polish plumber . 🙄 I really think you need to get away from your fixation that everyone who voted leave didn't like someone or is a racist it doesn't enhance the discussion.
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Post by yattongas on Jan 16, 2022 10:24:56 GMT
Maybe it’s about time when our Brexit voting friends could tell us about some of the Brexit benefits we’ve had so far ? francegas trevorgas
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Post by yattongas on Jan 16, 2022 10:28:15 GMT
Actually loads used to have their winters in sunnier climes . Youngsters used to be able to work in summer camps throughout Europe to gain amazing life experiences, or they could of spent their winters in the ski resorts working . They can’t do that now all because someone didn’t like the Polish plumber . 🙄 I really think you need to get away from your fixation that everyone who voted leave didn't like someone or is a racist it doesn't enhance the discussion. It’s a pivotal reason why Brexit was voted for . It might be unpalatable to some who didn’t vote for Brexit for those reasons but a good chunk of them did .
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Post by francegas on Jan 16, 2022 10:28:42 GMT
But then we wouldn’t have had all the benefits like rising living cost, food shortages or less trade. Bit of a catch 22 really Living costs are rising across the whole of Europe mostly driven by spikes in demand due to Covid,what food shortages? Turkeys and pigs in blankets 👍👍
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Post by francegas on Jan 16, 2022 10:29:32 GMT
Maybe it’s about time when our Brexit voting friends could tell us about some of the Brexit benefits we’ve had so far ? francegas trevorgas I never voted !
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Post by yattongas on Jan 16, 2022 10:30:26 GMT
Living costs are rising across the whole of Europe mostly driven by spikes in demand due to Covid,what food shortages? Turkeys and pigs in blankets 👍👍 Here we go again lads , there was absolutely no food shortages on any shelves in the supermarkets. It was just a figment of our imaginations . 🙄
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Post by yattongas on Jan 16, 2022 10:31:15 GMT
Maybe it’s about time when our Brexit voting friends could tell us about some of the Brexit benefits we’ve had so far ? francegas trevorgas I never voted ! But you would have , so in my book you’re still another Brexit loon 😉
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Post by trevorgas on Jan 16, 2022 10:33:29 GMT
Turkeys and pigs in blankets 👍👍 Here we go again lads , there was absolutely no food shortages on any shelves in the supermarkets. It was just a figment of our imaginations . 🙄 Well "lads" can't say I saw any but heyho,
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Post by yattongas on Jan 16, 2022 10:56:48 GMT
Here we go again lads , there was absolutely no food shortages on any shelves in the supermarkets. It was just a figment of our imaginations . 🙄 Well "lads" can't say I saw any but heyho, So that means there wasn’t any ! 😂
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Post by Gassy on Jan 16, 2022 11:28:24 GMT
But then we wouldn’t have had all the benefits like rising living cost, food shortages or less trade. Bit of a catch 22 really Living costs are rising across the whole of Europe mostly driven by spikes in demand due to Covid,what food shortages? Yes, but they've gone up more in proportion here. It seems like you were the only person in the UK who didn't see food shortages, TG. Maybe Trevor stashed a load of food underground at the time I live in London and for weeks I was struggling to buy basic veg and long life items like pasta and rice, I had to go to 4/5 different shops. Don't forget the fuel where I couldn't fill up the car for about 3 weeks at one point... But hey, as FranceGas said - there weren't shortages of pigs in blankets so there couldn't be shortages of anything else all year, right?
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Post by francegas on Jan 16, 2022 11:31:01 GMT
Well "lads" can't say I saw any but heyho, So that means there wasn’t any ! 😂 But Yatton you've put it all in the past tense. Are there still ongoing food shortages is there still panic buying for fuel which you have blamed on Brexit. The answer should be yes but I doubt it is.
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Post by francegas on Jan 16, 2022 11:34:01 GMT
Living costs are rising across the whole of Europe mostly driven by spikes in demand due to Covid,what food shortages? Yes, but they've gone up more in proportion here. It seems like you were the only person in the UK who didn't see food shortages, TG. Maybe Trevor stashed a load of food underground at the time I live in London and for weeks I was struggling to buy basic veg and long life items like pasta and rice, I had to go to 4/5 different shops. Don't forget the fuel where I couldn't fill up the car for about 3 weeks at one point... But hey, as FranceGas said - there weren't shortages of pigs in blankets so there couldn't be shortages of anything else all year, right? Gassy I didn't say that, but people here were posting link after link about "potential" shortages of turkeys, pigs in blankets even Christmas trees but it never materialised.
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