British weather almost too Mark Britton's imminent exit from the you.

But you do sense among some Brits here a relief that the way things have turned out, the withdrawal agreement signed certain rights guaranteed for life.

But to qualify, you've gotta be legally resident in a host you country before the end of the transition period.

The end of the year, according to Boris Johnson and their thoughts to be many thousands off Brits living under the radar here in Spain, as well as part timers who come and goes, there's a riel rush to get registered before the deadline, particularly among pensioners, Kinter, to guarantee their free health care.

But you also hear concerns that the withdrawal agreement only goes so far.

If you're legally resident in Spain, you can work here, but not necessarily across the new countries, because freedom of movement ends when the transition period ends.

You speak of some Brits here.

They're not bothered by any of that.

They can't wait for Brexit for others.

They'll tell you that come the end of the month, they'll be shedding a tear way weather maybe typically iffy on Brexit days away.

But the British love affair with Spain appears a gift.

They'll be painful choices.

I would have to relinquish my British citizenship.

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A question.

Greg questions.

Right enthusiasm.

It's the best thing that's ever hunted.

Written since Margaret Thatcher, yet written to clothe and regret.

I'm not ready to let go of this assed Britain leaves the U They're Brits abroad who call it home on those who'd like to join them, wondering what next?

Market day in Fuengirola on the Costa del Sol, a popular spot for British immigrants, of whom their arm or in Spain than any EU country?

The Brexit trade off that was finally struck means certain rights to live, work and travel in the you are guaranteed.

But that offer, though, is only good for a limited time only until the end of the transition period.

So there's a real incentive for people if they're coming to get out too quickly.

So until recently and very you're living with an actor from of appeal, just by AM Liverpool Airport.

Okay, how does this compare?

Well, the few.

It's about difference.

As you can see on we got our own pathway to all people, which you don't get that you're going back to sitting bull neck with.

No.

For some days, Dairy and his family have hurried a move to Estepona in southern Spain.

You moved here 23 years quicker.

Yeah, because it breaks.

Because of breakfast, he was eager to get the same rights as Brits already here.

That means applying for residency in Spain during the transition period, which Boris Johnson says won't be extended beyond the end of the year.

This is part of a millionaire's paradise.

Derry's family are hoping to set up a business here, training beauticians to carry out advanced procedures.

He voted for Britain to leave the EU, but he's chosen to remain within it.

I've bean Sylvia countries under not Mike's pain, so I think it's Spain's culture, not the new culture.

But I think it will benefit me and my family being any once Britain in Southie.

If anyone wants to know where I'm gonna be, it's gonna be a little hard on a cost a lot more, so I'm probably put people off a lot more to do.

You think that's a price worth paying for Brexit.

If it's gonna make Britain a better country, the people, if they want to live there, then yeah, definitely high in the Andalusian hills, it's no longer just the lifestyle or the landscape.

Drawing Brits to Spain For British pensioners, uncertainty around future access to free health care has meant a rush for Spanish residency before the transition period deadline.

Carol, under husband Mike, have been spending part of the year here since she was recovering from chemotherapy a decade ago.

Yeah, Carol's cancer has just re lapsed.

Just when you were getting ready to move out here full time, your diagnosis, Yes, keeping you back in the UK is keeping us back in the UK and it means that we just don't know when we couldn't come back here.

I am going to spend half my life until the hospital.

I think it's gonna be very, very difficult.

Brexit has brought a cut off date 11 months left to apply for the current package of rights, including pensioners, health care.

Carol and Mike fear they'll miss out the health care issues.

It is a big one because there's no way that I would countenance bringing us here on risking having some sort of a setback.

Waking up on the day of the referendum was like being told I got cancer all over again.

As it's gone on, it's got worse each time it's come through.

For me, it's like the day my dad died.

It's something inside me has been taken away that I don't want taken away.

Which TV show has been hosted?

By Boris Johnson, William Hague Quiz night in this British bar, they discover we've added a special round Hey, Ram for Brexit way change is the best thing we've ever done way.

I know I'm already excited.

This is happening on the 31st.

I don't need to wait.

I'm excited to see that we get a deal through 12 because I believe Boris will do it when the transition period ends.

Will UK citizens, officially resident in Spain, automatically be able to work in another country?

Also pondering the end of freedom of movement for British workers?

21 year old Leon I want to work.

He's decided to take Spanish citizenship, which, under Spain strict laws, may mean giving up his U K passport.

It's a choice between the UK or the whole of Europe.

I can't cut myself off from every other country in Europe and all the possibilities that may lie there this'll is Lucy.

Wow.

Leon has a new baby brother.

The whole family may soon leave Britain behind.

Oh, is Luke gonna have more or less freedom?

I think you can have a lot less freedom.

It does make me sad that young people who have no say going to be the ones they're gonna have to live with it and they don't really have no say in it.

See it.

For the British in Europe, this is a treasured way of life as the post Brexit future is set to take shape.