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19/04/2008, 12:07 Russethouse Joined on 23/08/2004 Forum Moderator Posts 9,874 Re: Keeping Uk Residency? Anyway I would refuse to allow an NHS bureaucrat a look at any such personal statement. I think you'll find you don't get a choice, or maybe you do: prove you are resident or pay this bill. www.quimperclub.org 99    Report

19/04/2008, 12:30 Ron Avery Joined on 29/11/2004 Aveyron 12 Posts 3,241 Re: Keeping Uk Residency? If you are resident in France and try and make out that you live in the UK to get free NHS treatment you will be found out before you get to see a doctor, without any further checks.  You have to give a name and address for a start which can be checked against local and NHS records and the name of your GP which will also be checked against hospital and the national database, then they will see your E 106 and/or that you are no longer on that GP's books..........  It has already happened to one or two who thought they were being clever with a foot supposedly in both camps and the NHS bill was not payable by CPAM!!  Why not post a sensible answer, people will appreciate it more    Report

19/04/2008, 12:39 Ron Avery Joined on 29/11/2004 Aveyron 12 Posts 3,241 Re: Keeping Uk Residency?  Russethouse wrote: Anyway I would refuse to allow an NHS bureaucrat a look at any such personal statement. I think you'll find you don't get a choice, or maybe you do: prove you are resident or pay this bill. RH, haven't you learnt by now that its school holiday time and that international hardman bigears is back in France and on his usual wind ups? Truth is he lives in the UK, has a very dull life and comes to France in his UK reg Ford Fiesta for the school holidays, He then tries to make out to anyone still the slightest bit interested that he lives life on the edge by staying 184 days in France without telling the taxman.  Wow, the adrenalin kick he must get from that must be better than a snog from Noddy!! Post edited by the moderators. As per the forum Code of Conduct, users must not post messages which are insulting, abusive, racist, sexist, or derogatory in any way to others, whether they are individuals or companies, users of the Forum or not. Why not post a sensible answer, people will appreciate it more    Report

19/04/2008, 12:52 Bugbear Joined on 15/11/2006 Vienne (86) Posts 3,703 Re: Keeping Uk Residency? Big-Ears Big-Ears is Noddy's best friend and mentor. He is a wise gnome who is quite sprightly for his age (he's over 100 years old, you know) and he is always on hand with a kind word or some common-sense advice. Big-Ears lives in Toadstool House and used to get around Toy Town on a flashy red bicycle until Noddy accidentally ran over it. Noddy was so upset about the accident that he not only had the bike repaired and decorated with spiffy white polka-dots, he also had Mr Sparks fit a secret (and very fast) engine. And then forgot to tell Big-Ears about it. A hair-raising ride followed but, as with the many other misadventures Noddy has unwittingly involved him in, Big-Ears took it in good humour and could not help but chuckle at the funny things that happen around his well-meaning friend. "Life is Short - Forgive Quickly - Love Truly - Laugh Uncontrollably"    Report

19/04/2008, 13:17 bigears Joined on 16/07/2007 Posts 175 Re: Keeping Uk Residency? hi The only point that is correct ron, is that I have a ford, mind its on French plates.  Calling a fellow contributor xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx isn't very nice, would you like to withdraw that?     Report

19/04/2008, 14:48 Ron Avery Joined on 29/11/2004 Aveyron 12 Posts 3,241 Re: Keeping Uk Residency?  bigears wrote: hi   Calling a fellow contributor xxxxxxxxxxx isn't very nice, would you like to withdraw that?  Oh sorry I meant 183 days and 20 minutes, just add it to your CV as an international man of mystery and all round risk taker  Is it really true that you only renew your UK Road tax on the day after expiry? Why not post a sensible answer, people will appreciate it more    Report

19/04/2008, 17:44 egger Joined on 01/08/2006 Posts 253 Re: Keeping Uk Residency? Now now children, Sarah was not asking for you to fall out, she was asking what was best for her mother. I have just read her posting, I cannot find anywhere it says she was going to bring her mother over and not reg her here, she was asking if you have to, or what would be better for her mum. Just a list of who to speak with, or where to go would have been nice. Some of these replys would put anyone off coming to live here.    Report

21/04/2008, 6:54 Clair Joined on 23/08/2004 ------- Forum Moderator ------- Lot (46) Posts 6,860 Re: Keeping Uk Residency?  dr orloff wrote: This is the statement that was made: "Everytime you book a ticket to anywhere, that info is passed on and here in France,again everything is noted and also passed on." That is rubbish , it simply does not happen.  Information is available upon request if an investigation is conducted by the authorities.  But that is not the same as everyone's travel patterns being routinely disclosed.... New anti-terrorism rules 'allow US to spy on British motorists' Clair, a Real Virtual French Person Ma Plus Belle Histoire d'Amour    Report

21/04/2008, 10:02 Russethouse Joined on 23/08/2004 Forum Moderator Posts 9,874 Re: Keeping Uk Residency?  egger wrote: Now now children, Sarah was not asking for you to fall out, she was asking what was best for her mother. I have just read her posting, I cannot find anywhere it says she was going to bring her mother over and not reg her here, she was asking if you have to, or what would be better for her mum. Just a list of who to speak with, or where to go would have been nice. Some of these replys would put anyone off coming to live here. LOL egger - it dodn't put you off and you got some pretty odd answers when you joined the forum.... www.quimperclub.org 99    Report

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