Three requirements for Hungarians to stay in the UK

EU citizens will have to answer three simple questions if they want to stay in the country after Brexit. They will have to provide their ID, answer questions about whether they have criminal convictions and whether they live in the UK, BBC reports.

Javid Sajid, Home Secretary, said that the answers will be checked against government databases and they will give answers as soon as they can. They are planning on giving settled status to mostly everyone; it will only be refused if there is a really good reason for it. The Home Office said that the criminal record checks would be about “serious and persistent criminality, not parking fines”. Brexit should not have any immediate effect on foreign nationals, including Hungarians, in the UK.

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How to apply

The process is made to be very simple and quick, and it can be done electronically. The government is planning a registration fee, which will cost about as much as a new passport would, about £65 for adults (16 years or older) and £32.5 for those under 16 years old. The European Parliament is completely against asking any fees from European citizens who want to stay in the UK.