The Welsh government and the UK Government have issued guidance in relation to a number of relevant areas.

The websites below provide useful information for residents, businesses and the third sector; as well as a number of other areas. They also offer guidance for UK citizens residing in Europe and EU citizens residing in the UK.

• Preparing Wales – Welsh Government
• Prepare for EU Exit – UK Government
• The Business Wales Brexit Portal  also provides advice on exporting, workforce planning, strategy, innovation, finance and people management, and also houses a diagnostic tool for business that allows them to assess their own level of EU Exit preparedness, which may be of use to businesses you’re in contact with.
• EU Citizens' Immigration Advice Service - a new website which brings together and promotes help on offer for EU citizens living in Wales 
• The way you hire is changing from 1 January, 2021 - HM Government
• Webinars - watch recorded webinars covering guidance and advice, market updates and sector focused topics

For more information please email datecondev@ynysmon.llyw.cymru

Guidance on the port of Holyhead for the end of the EU transition period on 1 January 2021

Welsh Government answers frequently asked questions about the contingency plans it has in place for Holyhead Port: https://gov.wales/holyhead-port-frequently-asked-questions

Press Releases

• Wales is your home, FM tells EU nationals (6 March 2021)
  First Minister Mark Drakeford has written an open letter to all EU nationals living in Wales urging those who have yet to apply for settled status to do so before the deadline in June.
• Call for hauliers to be prepared for Irish ports (11 January 2021)
• Post EU Transition port plans come into effect (1 January 2021)
• A55 Holyhead temporary contraflow in place from today (28 December 2020)
• Safety of local communities central to Holyhead EU Exit contingency plans (23 December 2020)
• Prepare for possible disruption at Holyhead (18 December 2020)
• Welsh Government Update on Port of Holyhead contingency plans as EU deadline approaches (7 December 2020)