SOLVIT

SOLVIT and the United Kingdom

The United Kingdom left the SOLVIT network on 31 December 2020. As a result, SOLVIT can no longer assist with UK-related problems that require co-operation or intervention of some parts of the United Kingdom administration.

However, SOLVIT may be able to offer some assistance on a case-by-case basis on UK-related problems if the matter can be solved without involving the United Kingdom administration. You may be able to find help via the following websites:

• Questions related to your EU rights
   → contact Your Europe Advice.

• EU citizens’ EU rights in the UK
   → you can report a breach of your rights to the UK Independent Monitoring Authority.

• UK citizens’ EU rights in the EU
   → you can report a breach of your rights to the European Commission.

Norwegian, Icelandic or Liechtenstein nationals (EEA citizens) residing in the UK, and UK nationals residing in these countries before 31 December 2020, continue to enjoy rights under the Separation Agreement. You may be able to find help via the following websites:

• Questions related to your rights
   → contact Your Europe Advice.

• EEA citizens’ rights in the UK
   → you can report a breach of your rights to the UK Independent Monitoring Authority.

• UK citizens’ rights in Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway
   → you can report a breach of your rights to the EFTA Surveillance Authority.