Application for a transfer of conditions (TOC) and BRP

Timmers · Apr 23, 2017

Maley said: ↑

Hi @Brom27 i think its a misunderstanding on my question. I mean, for example, once i find work therefore, i will be paying nhs fees as part of the income taxes. And if i continue to be employed for 2.5 yrs, will that mean that i still need to pay the ihs surcharge again to renew the flr (m)?

If i stay as house-wife (or homemaker), i dont have any objection to paying the surcharge after the second flr (m) since it is essentially my 'insurance premium' contribution. My husband is fuming with the idea that we are penalized for this situation.

Probably a question that could be answered by other members of the forum.
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I'm afraid you will have to pay the surcharge at your next extension to remain regardless of whether you are working or not.

My wife had an operation yesterday which would have cost me up to £6k if we had gone private so at the end of the day the NHS surcharge is good value for unlimited treatment and unlimited cost

Maley · Apr 23, 2017

Okay got it. My husband just swore on that one.

Seems unfair when you think that a wife of an EU national here in the UK doesnt have to pay the surcharge, correct?

Timmers · Apr 23, 2017

Maley said: ↑

Okay got it. My husband just swore on that one.

Seems unfair when you think that a wife of an EU national here in the UK doesnt have to pay the surcharge, correct?
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I don't think any of us here would disagree with that statement, its unfair, something I hope the Government will address after Brexit.

I know some MPs have actually brought this very issue up in the past but it fell on deaf ears

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