Former UK residents could qualify
Islanders who have recently moved over from the United Kingdom could still be eligible to vote in the upcoming EU referendum.
Anyone who's been registered to vote in the UK at some point in the last 15 years qualifies for a vote.
To find out more visit gov.uk/registertovote or contact the electoral registration officer at the local authority where you were last registered in the UK.
The referendum takes place on Thursday, June 23rd later this year.
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