Chief Minister confirms charge will be scrapped
It's been confirmed there will be no fee for EU citizens applying to remain on the Island, after Brexit.
Prime Minister Theresa May announced earlier this week, the decision to waive the £65 charge for EU workers to apply to stay in the UK after Brexit.
The chief minister says the Isle of Man will also scrap fees for the EU citizens settlement scheme.
Jersey announced this week they will be doing the same.
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