Bracing for Brexit

[...]Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban even used a full-page advertisement in The Daily Mail to issue a plea to British voters not to opt for a Brexit. [...]many of them are worried whether they will be allowed to stay in the event of a British breakup with the EU. Fears abound that a Brexit could lead to new restrictions on foreign workers from EU member states, slashing their numbers and well-needed funds that support many families back home in poorer countries such as Romania and Bulgaria. Economist Stoyan Panchev - chairman of the Sofia-basedBulgarian Libertarian Society, which organizes public lectures on political and economic themes - agreed that it was hard to predict the negative economic consequences if UK voters choose to leave the union, as things such as trade restrictions depend largely on the kind of deal London would be able to swing with the European Commission.