Will Brits who migrated to Spain stay post-Brexit?

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With the Brexit deal now officially signed into law – is the future any clearer for Britons living abroad?

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More than 350,000 Brits have already made a home in Spain, and the UK has told anyone who wants to stay there or move there to apply for residency by the end of the year. But what might happen after the transition period ends?

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