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By *edonistsatplay OP Couple
over a year ago
Portsmouth, North Brittany, France |
Greetings to one and all!
Just a quick question, does anyone living over here know if we will be able to vote as 'ex-pats' in the forthcoming EU vote? We've been here for 14 years and not sure if or how it would work given that we aren't on an electorial role anywhere! 
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"Yes you can vote if you have lived in france for less than 15 years"
Go to www dot gov dot uk/voting hyphen when hyphen abroad ( sorry but don't think links are allowed here) to find out how to sort it all online  |
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If you have been non resident in UK for 15 years, you lose your vote:
14 years, you will squeeze in;
Apply for a postal vote on the uk gov website; Google " register to vote " or go to ;
www dot gov dot uk slash register-to-vote
Dead easy; you need your full name, date you left UK, last place you were registered to vote in UK, NI number, passport number; and French address.
They will check eligibility to vote, and mail you ( or email you) a postal vote application form.
Job done.
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