Brexit rule change forces British teens in EU to pay higher fees for UK degrees
A post-Brexit policy change means British teenagers living in EU countries will now face steeply increased tuition fees for university degrees in the UK, as they lose home fee status. The change affects those who moved to the EU after Brexit, making UK education significantly more expensive for expat families. This highlights ongoing financial and bureaucratic consequences of Brexit for British citizens abroad.
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