Work visas are now a certainty, but differing qualifications requirements may cause extra hurdles British financial advisers will need to jump through additional hoops if they want to work in the EU now that the UK officially left the Union. This is because passporting rights that allowed them to do business across the EU no longer apply following Brexit, so they will need to follow a different route if they either decide to start working in the EU or keep doing business there. Any UK adviser looking to base themselves and provide financial advice in one of the 27 member states will now require a work visa to be able to do so.