Mientras tanto, el UK y Australia estudian permitir el libre movimiento de personas entre los dos países después de Brexit……
Tory minister says UK may grant Australians freedom of movement denied to EU citizens after Brexit
Debe ser para que los cuatro médicos y enfermeras que todavía no se han ido allí puedan hacerlo defecando leches ante la que se avecina.
Doctors who left NHS for Australia: ‘More cash, fewer hours, less pressure’
Como cambia la cosa cuando se lee la noticia en un medio Australiano.
AYYYYY! Dame argo payo! 

“The reason that I’ve chosen to make Australia one of the first countries I’ve visited as Trade Secretary is this is an absolute priority for me to get on with this trade deal.”
Asked about a possible freedom of movement proposal, Ms Truss said: “It’s certainly something we will be looking at as part of our free trade negotiations.”
However, it comes a month after Prime Minister Scott Morrison backed away from a New Zealand-style arrangement with the UK after his meeting with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
The Trans-Tasman agreement allows for free movement of citizens of Australia and New Zealand between the two countries, and allows New Zealanders to enter Australia under a special visa that means Kiwis can visit, study, and work in the country indefinitely.
“The New Zealand arrangement is quite unique and it’s not one we would probably ever contemplate extending,” Mr Morrison said last month.
The UK Government is also looking to secure agreements with New Zealand, Japan and the US, as well as potentially joining the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
“As the UK prepares to leave the EU on October 31, we look forward to taking back control of our trade policy and negotiating new free trade agreements,” Ms Truss said in a statement.
“I am visiting some of our most like-minded trade partners this week to send a clear message: the UK is an open, welcoming business destination and we are ready to trade.”
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UK ‘looking at’ letting Aussies live and work there visa-free