North Ayrshire Council

The UK and Scottish Governments have published advice and guidance to help individual citizens and businesses prepare for the process of leaving the European Union (EU).

North Ayrshire Council have developed plans to help our citizens through the process.

View the council's Risk and Action Plan (PDF, 384kb) for details of the preparations we have in place in the event of a no-deal Brexit. 

We are also supporting our citizens to prepare for the EU Settlement Scheme and complete the ID verification process.

Please follow the links to the external websites below for further information, guidance and online tools:

Scottish Government

• Brexit
• Information and advice for EU citizens
• A Briefing note recently published by the Scottish Government summarising findings of the research into the local impact of Brexit. 

mygov.scot

• EU exit (Brexit) - what you need to know

HM Government

• Prepare for EU Exit - UK Government advice for businesses and individuals

GOV.UK

• UK Government information about exiting the EU
• UK Government information for EU citizens living in the UK
• EU Settlement Scheme Community Leader Toolkit
• Ask a question about applying for settled status
• UK Government Brexit self-assessment tool - Use this tool to find out what your business or organisation may need to do to prepare for Brexit, what’s changing in your industry and information on specific rules and regulations

Home Office

• EU citizens living in the UK - sign up for email alerts 

Business Support

• There is support for businesses in Scotland operating after Brexit. Get advice on  new customs processes, VAT changes, new product markings and labelling and lots more at www.FindbusinessSupport.gov.scot/operate-after-Brexit

Confederation of British Industry (CBI)

• What comes next? The business analysis of no deal - a recent CBI report which contains recommendations for both the public and private sector on how to help prepare for a no-deal.

Scottish Enterprise

• Advice for businesses to help prepare for Brexit