UK child benefit
Hi
FLying out on the 26th and just want to check what to do about child benefit. DO you need to notify them straight away. Their websise says you have to tell them if you're away for more than 8 weeks so do you tell them after 8 weeks or up front? cheers D |
Re: UK child benefit
if you are coming over on anything other than a visitors visa you should tell them before you leave. you are not entitled to payments if you are not going to be resident.
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Re: UK child benefit
We got told you are able to claim CB for up to 12 months after leaving the country on any visa except PR. ;)
Having said that, that was over 5yrs ago. :o |
Re: UK child benefit
they will ask you questions of departure dates etc and work out accordingly
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Re: UK child benefit
cheers guys - will let them know on Monday.
Are there any kids benefits in NZ I should be aware of? Ours are 2 and 3. |
Re: UK child benefit
Originally Posted by desmondo84
(Post 11371666)
cheers guys - will let them know on Monday.
Are there any kids benefits in NZ I should be aware of? Ours are 2 and 3. |
Re: UK child benefit
Almost certainly you won't be eligible for anything in NZ as you have to be an NZ permanent resident and have lived in NZ for at least 1 year before you can apply. It is also means tested based on household income.
Annoyingly the IRD still send me letters about my tax code being incorrect every 6 months due to not claiming for Working for families tax credit so I phone them and then they tell me I'm not eligible:thumbdown: |
Re: UK child benefit
Originally Posted by MOSO
(Post 11371768)
Almost certainly you won't be eligible for anything in NZ as you have to be an NZ permanent resident and have lived in NZ for at least 1 year before you can apply. It is also means tested based on household income
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Re: UK child benefit
Not sure, but I know we've never been able to claim for anything despite OH being Kiwi.
I was just being nosy having received yet another letter from the IRD about my tax code, only for them to tell me I'm not eligible so I followed your link which states You must meet at least one of the following residency requirements: • you’re a New Zealand resident and have been in New Zealand continuously for at least 12 months at any time. You must be both a tax resident and resident in New Zealand when you apply for your payments, or • the child(ren) you’re claiming for are both resident(s) and present in New Zealand. |
Re: UK child benefit
Originally Posted by MOSO
(Post 11372753)
Not sure, but I know we've never been able to claim for anything despite OH being Kiwi.
I was just being nosy having received yet another letter from the IRD about my tax code, only for them to tell me I'm not eligible so I followed your link which states You must meet at least one of the following residency requirements: • you’re a New Zealand resident and have been in New Zealand continuously for at least 12 months at any time. You must be both a tax resident and resident in New Zealand when you apply for your payments, or • the child(ren) you’re claiming for are both resident(s) and present in New Zealand. Should have clarified, this was back in 2009 when we applied. :o Thankfully things changed, and we no longer qualified when OH got a job. :thumbup: |
Re: UK child benefit
Originally Posted by RobDon
(Post 11372806)
Should have clarified, this was back in 2009 when we applied. :o
Thankfully things changed, and we no longer qualified when OH got a job. :thumbup: On a side note wouldn,t the UK be so much better off if they just had the same few simple rules in place ? Neil |
Re: UK child benefit
Originally Posted by desmondo84
(Post 11371306)
Hi
FLying out on the 26th and just want to check what to do about child benefit. DO you need to notify them straight away. Their websise says you have to tell them if you're away for more than 8 weeks so do you tell them after 8 weeks or up front? cheers D |
Re: UK child benefit
Originally Posted by Jan n Neil
(Post 11373422)
On a side note wouldn,t the UK be so much better off if they just had the same few simple rules in place ?
Neil |
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