Your rights

This means the right to live in the UK or Gibraltar. It also includes the right to enter and exit the UK

This means the right to work, including self-employed work and also the right to continue to be a frontier worker.

Mutual recognition of professional qualifications means the right for qualifications which have already been recognised before 31 December 2020 (or in the process of being recognised at that time) to continue to be recognised in the UK.

Co-ordination of social security system means that individuals who have lived in both the UK and the EU before the end of the transition period can continue to be able to access pensions, benefits and other forms of social security.

Within scope of the rights set out above, EU and EEA EFTA citizens and their family members are entitled to be treated equally with UK citizens and not to be discriminated against on the grounds of their nationality. This includes ensuring access to certain public services such as education, healthcare and certain benefits.