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Portugal and Pensions
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If you have legal residence in one Schengen country the bare minimum freedom of movement you will have post-Brexit as a UK citizen will be visa-free travel for 90 days out of a rolling 180 days throughout the rest of Schengen area.There is a risk of being trapped in one Schengen country, that is, having legal residence in one Schengen country and as a UK national post-Brexit being unable to visit another Schengen country. I'm still mulling that one.0
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