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All British citizens who are living in the Netherlands at the moment the United Kingdom withdraws from the European Union, or who establish residence in the Netherlands during a transitional period thereafter, are guaranteed to have the same rights of residence there that they currently have as EU [...]

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On 27 August 2019, the immigration sector of the District Court of Amsterdam rejected an appeal filed on behalf of a British plaintiff by her attorney, Jeremy Bierbach: the plaintiff is a 28-year-old British citizen who moved to the Netherlands with her parents at a very young age and grew up there.[...]

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By Peggy Franssen If you live in the Netherlands as an expat family and one of the parents decides to move back to their home country with the children, there are some obstacles you may encounter. Here are a few things you should bear in mind, and - in the case of a conflict between parents - [...]

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by Dr. Jeremy B. Bierbach Note: this summary of your rights and of the Dutch government policy on British citizens after a no-deal Brexit is my best attempt at rendering a complex subject simple. I will not accept any liability for any negative consequences you may suffer from relying on this [...]

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UPDATE: the injunction court of the District Court of Amsterdam rejected the petition for preliminary relief, but now the underlying legal question, of whether the plaintiff can be said to lose her right of permanent residence even though she visits frequently, will be decided on the merits by a [...]

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