The Europe Direct Contact Centre (EDCC) – the EU’s single phone number for citizens – will remain to answer Brexit-related questions. As we are approaching the end of the transition period on 1 January 2021, the Europe Direct Contact Centre (EDCC) will remain at the disposal of citizens, businesses and stakeholders.
Questions related to the UK Brexit will be treated as a matter of priority. This is part and parcel of the EU’s overall readiness for the end of the transition period. The Contact Centre is available via free phone from all Member States and the United Kingdom (00 800 6 7 8 9 10 11) and by webform.
The EUROPE DIRECT contact centre offers a free telephone and e-mail service. Citizens can use from anywhere in the European Union to find answers to questions they may have about the EU and EU-related issues. Europeans also could find answers about very practical issues related to, for instance, education and mobility.
Working days 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Central European Time
Type your enquiry by the webform – in any official EU language. Be as detailed as possible and be sure to include your correct contact details. You will usually receive an answer within 3 working days (more complex enquiries may take longer).
This service is provided by Europe Direct. The information delivered by Europe Direct is not legally binding, regardless of how you contact.
The Europe Direct Contact Centre is run by the European Commission. EDCC answer any question from the public about the European Union, via phone or email. EDCC staff includes native speakers of all the EU’s 24 official languages.
All queries are handled by EUROPE DIRECT‘s multilingual staff of around forty communication agents who are based in Brussels. The EUROPE DIRECT agents undergo an extensive training programme which enables them to adequately deal with a wide range of issues. The service’s performance is monitored on a daily basis by Directorate-General Communication of the European Commission, which also functions as a “back-office”. All these elements combined enable EUROPE DIRECT to operate as a high-quality information service providing personalised answers to citizens’ questions.
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