Hi guys,

My wife is off back to the UK for a week. We've been temporary residents in Canada for 10 months now and we're planning on 'landing' as PR's in 1 week assuming everything goes to plan. Anyway, does she need travel insurance to go back to the UK now? I'm guessing she's no longer eligible for NHS care etc.

Cheers!

Hi

Just wondering where you live in Canada , what visas do you have and what do you do for jobs you and your wife do for jobs if you don't mind me asking

Vicky - rather than hijacking the OP's thread with unrelated questions, it would be better if you could either send a PM, or just look at his previous posts for info on his visa history etc.

Thanks.

Isn't there a six month cut off? Might be wrong...

Sorry just have questions I'm sorry poster

I thought it was against someones human rights to ask them any questions they did not want to answer while in a uk hospital. I never get any paid enough tax's there over the years

Taken this form NHS website
http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Healthcare/E...tors/index.htm

Guidance on eligibility for free hospital treatment under the NHS

Are you visiting the United Kingdom? Have you been living outside the UK for more than 6 months? Did you know that you may have to pay for hospital treatment whilst here? Hospital treatment is free to people who ordinarily live in the United Kingdom (UK). If you do not normally live here than you may be required to pay for any treatment you might need. This is regardless of whether you are a British citizen or have lived or worked here in the past. PLEASE NOTE: THESE PAGES ARE FOR GUIDANCE ONLY

Hope this helps.

Your Provincial Plan - OHIP etc - may provide limited coverage. Top this up with private insurance. When we travelled back last year, my company health plan covered out of country travel for the whole family.

Thanks guys! Appreciate the information. I'm wondering if my Bluecross coverage gives us anything (I'm guessing not). If not, another policy!