‘I feel like a museum piece’: Meet the ‘Brexit refugees’ who stayed working in EU institutions after UK left (opens original article in a new tab)

British nationals working in EU institutions faced uncertainty after Brexit but were allowed to stay if they had EU citizenship, with some obtaining Irish or Belgian citizenship to retain their jobs. Many remained in Brussels despite the political changes.

• British nationals working in EU institutions faced uncertainty after Brexit but were allowed to stay if they had EU citizenship.
• Some British workers obtained Irish or Belgian citizenship to retain their jobs in EU institutions.
• Brexit supporters still working in EU institutions describe challenges and continued presence in Brussels.
• EU institutions have seen a decline in British staff following the UK's departure.