
A 78-year-old British widow who has lived in Sweden for 22 years is facing deportation after failing to submit a Brexit-related residence application before the deadline, according to the BBC. The case highlights the post-Brexit requirement for British nationals residing in EU countries to formalise their immigration status. Swedish authorities have reportedly moved to remove her despite her long residence in the country, drawing attention to the treatment of elderly British citizens affected by the rule change.
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