May I ask this question?

If the UK leaves EU, will it be easier for non-EU parents to join their children to live in the UK?

At the moment, as you all know, it is virtually impossible for non-EU parents to live permanently in the UK with their children.

Will Brexit change this situation?

Thank you

Thanks a lot. I was wondering if other people have done this and could give some advice on how to do it.
For example, is it alright if I move to Ireland for 6 months. Then my parents will move to Ireland with me for another one year before we come back to London?

Thank you. So it seems straightforward and relatively easy.
Just another question : If you work in Ireland, does the Irish authorities allow your parents to live with you indefinitely?

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@sagareva: Thank you so much for your clear explanation. So it does not have an impact on the parents issue in my case.

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Thank you so much for your kind reply. I have understood the issue better.

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