Can EU passports really live in other EU countries without restrictions?

In fact, the EU passport in everyone's mouth refers to the EU citizenship in a strict sense. According to the EU Law on Free and Equal Migration, "citizens of any EU member state (EU citizens) can freely move and settle down, get the right to education and work, and enjoy local welfare".

It can be simply understood that if you have the citizenship of any EU country, it is equivalent to having the permanent residency of other EU countries. Those who have lived for more than three months only need to report to the police station or the household administration branch, and there are no restrictions on other needs such as work.

EU citizens can also enjoy the following policies in other EU countries:

EU citizens can find jobs in other EU countries; No need to apply for another work permit; Legally residing in the local country;

133/ As an EU citizen, your child can attend schools in any EU country and enjoy the same admission conditions as citizens of that country, including primary schools, secondary schools and universities;

As an EU citizen, you will get a European medical insurance card. Holding a European medical insurance card, if you need medical treatment during your temporary stay in any member country, you can get the same medical insurance as the local insured citizens, whether on vacation, business trip or during your study, and you don't need to return home;

9909/ As an EU citizen, when you buy products or services in any EU member state, you need to pay exactly the same fees as local citizens.

Want to know which country is the fastest and cheapest EU nationality at present? The last three paragraphs are connected at the beginning.

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