There are many people concerned about travel and movement between the UK and the EU in the case of a No Deal Brexit.

The current fee movement between the UK and the EU, as it stands, will end on the 31st of October 2019, when the UK leaves the EU. Parliament has proposed that much of the free movement framework will remain unchanged under the EU Withdrawal Act until Parliament passes primary legislation to repeal it. The UK government will introduce some specific changes, reflecting that the UK is no longer part of the EU. This will increase security and better protect the UK public. Some of the measures will be-

• keep out and deport more EU citizens who commit crimes by applying tougher UK criminality thresholds at the border, and also when crimes are committed in the UK
• remove the blue EU customs channel, requiring all travellers to make a customs declaration by choosing either the green or red channel
• remove the rights for post-exit arrivals to acquire permanent residence under retained EU law, and the rights for UK nationals who move to the EU after exit to return with their family members without meeting UK family immigration rules
• introduce blue UK passports starting from the end of the year as a symbol of our new, sovereign identity