Information on Brexit in English

Dear Sir or Madam,

The United Kingdom will leave the European Union according to the
current timetable soon. It is still not known whether there will
be a no-deal or a deal scenario.

In order to ensure an efficient handling of the process for UK
reSIdents The Munlch Foreigners' Office is fully prepared for ali
possibie eventualities.

What does a no-deal mean for you?

In a no-deal scenario, you will need a residency title for Germany.
There will be a transition period of 3 months, starting on 13" April
2019. During this transition period you can continue working and
living in Germany as before. However, you will have to make an
appointment with the Foreigners' Office from 15" April 2019 onwards.
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Please visit our homepage on a regular basis. There, you can find
all the Munich Foreigners' Office information about Brexit:

www.auslaenderbehoerde-muenchen.de

Furthermore, there is a link to book an appointment from 15" April
2019 onwards. Alternatively, you can make an appointment via our
telephone number 233-96010.

Please note: it is not possible to book an appointment before 15"
April 2019, neither online nor via phone.

During the appointment, we will discuss which residency title you
are eligible for. Also, you will receive a certificate, which proves
that you can work in Germany and that you are a legitimate resident.

On our homepage, you can also find information about the possibilities
to acquire German citizenship.

What does a deal mean for you?

You do not need an appointment for now. In this case, please check
the latest status via our homepage.

What does Brexit mean for your UK driving licence?

In the event of a no-deal scenario your UK driving licence may no
longer be valid in Germany as of 13" April 2019. If you hold a UK
driving licence, you should apply for an exchange to a German driving
licence before 13" April 2019 at the

Fahrerlaubnisbehorde
Garmischer StraRe 19/21
81373 Miinchen

Please arrange an appointment online or via telephone number
233-96090. In the event that an appointment is no longer bookable
before 13" April 2019, you can also submit a completed application
per post or in person at the Fahrerlaubnisbehrde within the deadline.

You can find more information on exchanging an EU driving licence
and on the application online at: â

www.muenchen.de/dienstleistungsfinder/muenchen/107 1946/

 

Yours faithfully,

Franziska Débrich
Head of the Department for Civic Affairs