Dependents status
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I know there has been a great deal of information regarding healthcare posted previously, but my specific question is: I am receiving a UK state pension but my husband is 5 years younger so does not yet qualify. In Spain, would we BOTH qualify for reciprocal (free) healthcare provision (Brexit allowing, of course) as he would be my dependent??
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Yes, when you ask for the necessary S1 form he needs to be mentioned as your dependent he is then issued with an S1 as your dependent.
Been there, done that.
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Last edited by lyric030250; Dec 20th 2016 at 4:18 am. Reason: Original answer a bit brief.
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Has he now been issued with an S1 in his own right? If so, have you re-registered him or just left the existing situation in place?
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I know there has been a great deal of information regarding healthcare posted previously, but my specific question is: I am receiving a UK state pension but my husband is 5 years younger so does not yet qualify. In Spain, would we BOTH qualify for reciprocal (free) healthcare provision (Brexit allowing, of course) as he would be my dependent??
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I think the number stayed the same the difference was in the status on the new card from FARM-D to FARM-P
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You say you went to your local clinic. I thought would be handled by the local INSS office.
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I took my newly issued S1 forms (and Passport, photocopies, residencia card and padron) to the INSS office and they put me into their system and gave me some paperwork to take to my local health centre for me to register locally to get local health services. As I was already in the system, originally through my OH's S1, they just updated their computer with my new paperwork. I kept my original card.
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