People from Romania and Bulgaria have been free to live in the UK and anywhere else in the EU since the countries joined the EU in 2007, but in the UK they have either had to apply for one of the limited workpermits available, be self-employed, or work in specific jobs such as seasonal agricultural or as domestic servants.
People from Romania and Bulgaria have been free to live in the UK since 2007, but have either had to apply for one of the limited workpermits available, been self-employed or worked in a specific list of jobs such as seasonal agricultural ones and domestic servants.