Shock as the UK Government doubles the UK Immigration Health Surcharge
The UK Government has confirmed in a shocking move that the Immigration Health Surcharge will be doubled from December 2018.
The UK Government has confirmed in a shocking move that the Immigration Health Surcharge will be doubled from December 2018.
Changes are being made to the NHS in order to help ease the cost burden and one of the changes includes a surcharge for Australian and New Zealand expats who require healthcare while living in the UK.
In a surprising move, the UK Home Office has announced that citizens from New Zealand and Australia will no longer be exempt from the UK Immigration Health Surcharge.
Always wanted to know what benefits you are entitled to claim in the UK, as foreign national? You might be surprised to find out that there are some benefits you do have access to.
Australians, New Zealanders and Canadians will be recruited in an answer to the serious demand in London's health services.
An Australian NHS worker who has lived in Britain for nine years has been giver 28 days to leave the country, after her application to stay which she submitted in 2011 was refused, without appeal.
A new Aussie play is about to split London down the middle. Conor McGlone got down to the Etcetera Theatre in Camden for a sneak preview to see what the fuss was all about.
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