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Since the UK left the European Union, the question of how long a British citizen can now stay in a European country has been discussed. Prior to Brexit, British citizens were allowed to stay anywhere in the EU indefinitely, without needing a visa or permits. However, post-Brexit, the UK and the EU came to an agreement regarding short stays in Europe by UK visitors; they were allowed to stay for 90 days, within a 180-day period, without needing the appropriate visa or permits. Known as the 90/180 rule, it can be confusing; how long can you stay in the EU? Which countries do you need a visa/permit to visit? How can you spend more than 90 days in the EU? Let’s answer these questions, and others, for you. The 90/180 rule Following Brexit, British citizens are allowed to stay in the EU, Norway, Iceland and Switzerland without a visa; that hasn’t changed. What has changed is the duration and ensuring you are visiting a Schengen Area; this is where it gets confusing. So, you are allowed to s

Once you’ve made the decision to move house and sell your property, the next big decision is finding and choosing the best estate agent to handle the sale on your behalf. In Norwich, there are plenty of estate agents to consider; from branches of national corporate agents to local, independent agents. It’s always advisable to ask more than one estate agent to visit and value your property so that you can make an informed decision on which one to choose. But how do you find the estate agents and what criteria should you consider when making your choice?  How to choose your Estate Agent If you’ve been thinking about moving house for a while, you will probably have noticed the plethora of estate agents’ boards in your area. Whilst this gives you an indication of the most proactive agents, it doesn’t necessarily mean they are the right agent to market your property. Do some research, for example: Ask family and friends for their recommendations, particularly if they have recently used an a