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The British Embassy in Paris has been holding meetings across France to update British citizens working and living in the country and answering their questions regarding Britain's departure from the European Union.

The British Embassy in Paris has been holding meetings across France to update British citizens working and living in the country and answering their questions regarding Britain’s departure from the European Union. In our team’s continuous effort to reach as many British expats in France as possible, we will be announcing further outreach meetings below.

Upcoming citizens outreach meetings across France

We will also announce new dates for our monthly Facebook Live Q&A. We will update this page with any future events.


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