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EU/EEA nationals
Nationals from the European Economic Area
Nationals from European Economic Area (EEA) countries and Switzerland (see table below) can enter the UK without any restrictions. However, not all EEA nationals can work in the UK without restrictions. Nationals from all EEA countries and Switzerland should be able to produce a document from List A showing their nationality.
| Members of the EEA who can work without restriction | can work with restrictions |
|---|---|
| Austria* Liechtenstein Czech Republic Belgium* Luxembourg* Estonia Cyprus* Malta* Hungary Denmark* Netherlands* Latvia Finland* Norway Lithuania France* Portugal* Poland Germany* Spain* Slovakia Greece* Sweden* Slovenia Iceland UK* Ireland* Italy* *also members of the European Union |
Bulgaria Romania |
Bulgarian and Romanian Nationals
Nationals of Bulgaria and Romania will need an accession worker card unless they are exempt. If you do require a card, you may also require a work permit before you can apply for the card. Further details for Bulgarian and Romanian nationals are available on the UK Border Agency website.
Further information for those wishing to employ Bulgarian and Romanian nationals are also available on the UK Border Agency website and those wishing to apply for a work permit should contact their HR Business partner in the first instance.
The University is required to take a copy of the relevant worker authorisation document (or any documents that establish that you are exempt from authorisation) before you start work.
