Citizens of EU countries outside the UK and Republic of Ireland
Can I register to vote in the UK?
- If you are a citizen of the European Union, you can
register to vote in the UK.
- Elections can be called at any time, so make sure you're
registered so you can have your say.
What elections can I vote in?
- EU citizens can vote in local elections and European
Parliamentary elections, except for citizens of the Republic of
Ireland, Cyprus and Malta who are eligible to vote in all UK
elections.
- To vote in European Parliamentary elections in the UK rather
than your home country you must also have filled in an
additional form. If you're unsure, please check with your local
electoral registration office.
- Elections to the European Parliament take place every five
years and the most recent took place on 4 June
2009.
- You can register to vote here.
Electoral information
Upcoming elections
The next scheduled elections in the UK are due to take place on 3 May 2012. These include local government elections in Wales, Scotland and some parts of England, and the London Assembly and Mayoral elections.
Your Electoral Registration Office
To view your Electoral Registration Office details, enter your postcode above