[easytiger]

> After brexit takes place, any EU citizen I wish to employ will have to go through the Tier 2 visa route.

How do you know that?

[jackweirdy]

Politically, the Prime Minister is standing firmly behind the "End Freedom of Movement" crowd. There's been no discussion of any alternative immigration process besides the existing visa process.

It's obviously not a certainty that that will be the case, but so far most signs point to it.

[easytiger]

> It's obviously not a certainty that that will be the case, but so far most signs point to it.

Not my understanding. Care to place a wager?

[jackweirdy]

I’m not betting on anything now we’ve entered the math.random timeline.

Out of interest what are you expecting to see?

[pjc50]

Nobody knows for sure yet, and we might still get the EEA with free movement; but anti-immigration hostility was a big driver for the Brexit vote so some sections of the Tory party may not agree to this.

[yardie]

Because one of the primary goals for the Brexit campaign was restricting freedom of movement from the EU.