The UK formally left the EU at the start of 2021, and that move has had an impact on numerous spheres, including but far from limited to, passports, import policy, and tax-free shopping, both within the UK and for British citizens in the EU.
British residents recovering VAT on goods purchased in EU
Residents of England, Scotland, and Wales can now claim back VAT on certain goods purchased in the EU, enabling them to save over 20%. These goods include fashion accessories, cosmetics, jewellery, tech devices, and some food and drink items.
Source Taxfreeworld
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