Is a holder of a German unlimited residence permit allowed to work in the UK? [closed]

I am asking for a friend who is interested to take up employment for a company who requires her service for max 6 weeks in a year. She will remain in Germany most of the time.

So is it possible for her to work in the UK with the electronic (EU) unlimited residence permit?

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Can I work in UK with German residence permit?

No. Unless you're from a Commonwealth country your non-EU passport will NOT allow you to live or work in the UK.

Can EU residents still work in UK?

The short answer is, Yes, EU citizens can work in the UK after Brexit, but they need to apply under the Skilled Worker Visa or EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS).

Can I work with German residence permit?

With a permanent residence permit, you can work in Germany and travel in and out of the country whenever you need. This permit is mostly given to people after holding the temporary residence permit for a few years or those with the EU Blue Card.

Can I work in other EU countries with Germany permanent resident?

The EU permanent residence permit has unlimited validity. You can also apply for it in addition to a permanent residence permit. With a permanent residence permit, you may stay in another EU country for up to 90 days but are not allowed to live or work there.

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