Brexit: General Information and Resources

The Turkish government has issued new minimum wage requirements for foreign work permit holders.

The Croatian government has provided new guidance for UK nationals living and working in the country after December 31, 2020.

The Bulgarian government has issued additional details for UK nationals residing in the country after December 31, 2020.

The Expert Bureau will use a new online portal through the Ministry of Science and Technology’s (MOST) Service Platform to integrate processing of foreign nationals’ work permit applications.

The Irish government has introduced a new post-Brexit residence process for non-EEA family members of UK nationals.

By January 29, 2021, employers must submit quarterly notifications on the salaries that they paid to highly qualified specialists (HQS) in the fourth quarter of 2020.

In accordance with governmental decree No. 3675-p, family members of HQS employees may enter Russia.

The Portuguese government has increased minimum wage levels nationwide for 2021. Minimum wage levels will increase to EUR 665 per month.

Work Pass holders must notify the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) of any change in their mobile number or residential address within five days of the change.

The Belgian government has provided more details for UK nationals on obtaining a new work or residency permit following the Brexit transition.

On January 1, 2021, minimum salary levels increased in Luxembourg for certain workers. Nationwide, Luxembourg’s minimum wages increased by 2.8% for affected categories.

The Indonesian government has passed the Job Creation Law, which affects visas and work permits for foreign nationals.

Certain permit holders must have their salaries paid into a Danish bank account, including Positive List permits and all work permit schemes. New requirements also apply for dependents.

The Russian government has announced an agreement with the Government of the Dominican Republic to waive visa formalities.

Poland has updated its minimum salary levels for certain employment-based permits. Minimum salary levels will increase to 2,800 PLN per month for foreign nationals with local contracts.