Europe Direct: answering your questions on free movement in Europe

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Every year several hundred thousand Europeans choose another EU country for the purposes of study, work or pleasure. Very often, they have practical questions about employment, taxation, recognition of qualifications or about pensions, but they don’t know where to go for the answers. EUROPE DIRECT, the European Commission’s information service, is there to help them to find their bearings in their new environment. In Vilnius, Helén Nyberg runs the local subsidiary of a business based in Sweden, her country of origin. At the same time, Michael Gorman and his wife Liz enjoy the tranquillity of their terrace on the island of Cyprus. They are both retired and left their native England to live in a milder climate. In Budapest, Matthias Biemer from Germany has just gained his degree in general medicine and is preparing to return home. In all, four people who share the same mutual interest: free movement. All of them have left their country of origin to settle elsewhere in Europe. In Brussels, the European Commission’s EUROPE DIRECT service is there to guide them and to answer any practical questions they may have. Interviews: Helén Nyberg, manager of the local subsidiary of a Swedish business Michael and Liz Gorman, retired Matthias Biemer, student Izabella, multilingual operator with Europe Direct Jana, multilingual operator with Europe Direct