EU citizens living in UK.

EU citizens can vote in Parliamentary elections in their home country - that seems fair enough

I think that an EU citizen who has settled permanently in this country should have the right to choose to vote here, IF they give up their rights to vote in their country of origin. I don't think that people should be able to vote in two countries.

Yes 15 years but not for local elections. I think it's wrong to vote in parliamentary elections if you have gone abroad to live - I can see that it might be temporary for a job for example - but 15 years is far too long IMO

annodomini I know of a person living in USA for at least 11 years who was able to do a postal vote in the recent election. Documentation was posted to voter in time for it to be returned, based on the area where the voter last lived in the UK. And I was told by voter that the right to vote lasts for 15 years.

EU citizens don't need to have 'indefinite leave to remain' as there is still free movement in the EU. Do EU citizens have a right to vote in their own countries of origin? Brits living abroad don't have a right to vote. My sister in NZ certainly doesn't.

First reaction from me is no - I need to think a bit more about it - are you sure that UK citizens living abroad will be able to vote? Has that been decided yet?