British citizens in the EU: tell us how the Brexit process is affecting you

The focus of much of the Brexit debate in recent days has shifted between impact assessments, plans for the Irish border and the future of EU citizens rights.

We’d now like to hear from you if you are one of an estimated 1.2 million Britons settled in mainland Europe and find out your views.

Some readers have spoken to the Guardian and suggested they are being used as “bargaining chips” in the process. Many have contacted us and shared their frustration with a lack of focus by the UK on the issues that matter to them. British in Europe, an organisation representing 10 core campaign groups, has called on the European parliament to vote against endorsing the deal struck between May and Juncker on Friday.

Share your thoughts

We recently published the views of EU citizens living in the UK and those who have left since the referendum, but would now like to explore the issues faced by Britons living in the EU.

What are your main concerns about the negotiations so far? Has your situation, or your plan for the future, changed as a result of the Brexit vote or negotiation process?

To get in touch fill out the form below. We’ll use some of your contributions as part of our reporting. If you are having trouble using the form, click here.