Flying visits? Challenges for UK lawyers working in the EU post Brexit – Netherlands

Ilda de Sousa, Partner at Kingsley Napley, discusses the challenges that a post no-deal Brexit will have on UK-based lawyers working in the Netherlands and Dutch lawyers working in the UK with Pieter Krop, Partner at Kroes Advocaten Immigration Lawyers in Amsterdam. From a regulatory perspective, Julie Norris, Partner at Kingsley Napley, provides an overview of what law firms should be doing for their employees when flying them in and out of the Netherlands.

About Ilda de Sousa

Ilda de Sousa is a Partner in the Immigration team at Kingsley Napley. She is a South African-qualified attorney and a British-qualified solicitor with more than ten years of UK corporate immigration law experience, managing large company clients as well as handling complex matters for individuals, British nationality applications, appeals, judicial reviews and applications under European law, including Brexit-related advice. She also has extensive knowledge and experience in all aspects of the Points Based System and in advising investors, entrepreneurs and high-net-worth individuals.

About Julie Norris

Julie Norris is a Partner in the Regulatory team. She predominantly acts in the professional services sector, advising lawyers, accountants and built environment professionals on regulatory compliance, investigations, adjudication, enforcement and prosecutions.

About Pieter Krop

Pieter Krop is a Partner at Kroes Advocaten Immigration Lawyers and specialises in enforcement issues and European labour migration. Pieter litigates for companies and private individuals who have been fined for alleged breaches of the Dutch Foreign Nationals (Employment) Act. He also advises clients on compliance issues.