Stella Anne

Thanks everyone for the feedback, we do get a full Australian pension but i guess our main worry was if we wish to return in a year or so if our money would be worth very little with a poor exchange rate back to dollars. i know we can't have it all ways, just wish there was a stable, pretty even exchange rate. But we hopefully can continue planning our retirement adventure.

We are duel Australian/ British citizens and we had planned to move back to the UK ,we are retired and thought we would like to spend our retirement there or maybe reside four or have years there. Now with all the changes with the Brexit result we do not know how things will be and if it would be a good move for us. we had planned to buy a home over there and have a few years travelling the UK. I wondered if many more people were faced with this dilemma and what thoughts they have.

Thank you for your response its doesn't seem to be that easy , my husband has British great grandparents who migrated to New Zealand he holds New Zealand and Australian passports. We should be able to meet the financial requirements I think but the access to health care for him will be the problem. I wouldn't think I would have any problems as I have a British passport and was born there.

Thanks for the information looks as though we may have some problems if he is not able to access health care. I Thought I would have no problems holding a British Passport . We should meet the financial requirements and be able to own our own home as we planned to live in North Wales which is not that expensive.

I am British married to a Australian we have lived and worked in Australia for over forty years and receive full Australian pension. Will my husband be able to live permanently in the UK? We have funds to buy a home and have a fair bit of cash left over . We would like to spend our retirement there if possible.