Hi Jim,
It's my understanding that it's only people living in Scotland that can vote.
Donald
Hi Donald,
Looks like I read the rules wrong.
Below is the list of people who can vote in the referendum from the official website.
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People who can vote in Scottish Parliamentary and local government elections will be able to vote in the referendum.
The following groups are entitled to be on the electoral register for the referendum:
British citizens resident in Scotland.
Commonwealth citizens resident in Scotland who have leave to remain in the UK or do not require such leave.
Citizens of the Republic of Ireland and other EU countries resident in Scotland.
Members of the House of Lords resident in Scotland.
Service personnel serving in the UK or overseas with the armed forces who are registered to vote in Scotland.
Crown personnel serving outside the UK with HM Government who are registered to vote in Scotland.
The key difference from normal voting arrangements is that the minimum age for voting in the referendum will be 16 instead of 18. This means that people who will be 16 years old by 18 September 2014, and are otherwise eligible, can register to vote.
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