Trade
- No tariffs on trade.
- No quotas.
- Customs checks will be in place starting next year.
- “Lock in market access” may affect the financial sector, but this remains unclear.
- Professional qualifications, including that of doctors and nurses, will not be recognised automatically.
Travel
- British travellers staying in the EU for over 90 days will require over a 180 day period, will require visa
- British travellers will continue to have access to emergency healthcare in the EU, while European Health Insurance Cards will be valid until their expiration.
- EU pet passports are no longer valid.
- The EU and UK will coordinate “fair and transparent rates for international mobile roaming” but increased rates may apply.
Fishing
- The UK will have full control over its waters.
- EU fishing boats will be allowed to fish in British waters for several years.
- 25 percent of fish caught by EU fishing boats will be handed to the UK. This will be phased in over roughly 5 years.
- The EU and UK will continue to have regular negotiations over fishing access.
European Court of Justice
- The jurisdiction of the court and its precedents will no longer apply to the UK.
Security
- The UK will be provided access to the bloc’s security databases upon request only.
- UK will no longer be a part of European law enforcement agency, Europol, but will maintain a presence at its headquarters.
University Education
- The Erasmus scheme will no longer apply to UK students. A new scheme is expected to replace it.
- Students from universities in Northern Ireland will continue to use the Erasmus scheme under an agreement with the Irish government.
