Don't leave Britain
Moving abroad just isn't that easy, before you move you need to do all this:
>Notify the HMRC about your move. you need to notify the HMRC and wait so they can send you a tax clearance notification so you dont get extradited and locked up for tax evasion.
>Let your local authority know and provide a forwarding address - leaving without letting the local authority know will just create all sorts of head aches. they will search high and low for you if you just disappear
>contact your bank to let them know so they can immediately cancel your debit card for not having a UK address, not doing this is known as fraud.
>Contact the utility companies, water, electricity and gas so that they can send you your final bill, if not, they can issue a high court notice and have you extradited back to the UK to face prison.
>contact national insurance so they can immediately cancel your pension
>contact royal mail and pay for your mail (bills, summonses etc.) to be forwarded to your new address in your new country
>Student loans: contact your student loan company for permission to leave, those with outstanding student loans will need ti pay them off in full before leaving.
>contact your local police station to inform them of your intent to leave so they can check any outstanding warrents and any files they have on you or open cases can be passed on to the police in your new country.
>get legal advice - moving abroad can affect your legal standing, you need to have a solicitor on retainer in order to deal with any issues that may arise
>travel insurance - no country has the NHS, leaving britain means you will need to pay up to £50,000 per doctors visit without comprehensive travel insurance from a mainstream british insurance company.
you see its not that easy to just leave, put those silly thoughts out of your head, turn on the TV oh look, Eastenders is on.
>Notify the HMRC about your move. you need to notify the HMRC and wait so they can send you a tax clearance notification so you dont get extradited and locked up for tax evasion.
>Let your local authority know and provide a forwarding address - leaving without letting the local authority know will just create all sorts of head aches. they will search high and low for you if you just disappear
>contact your bank to let them know so they can immediately cancel your debit card for not having a UK address, not doing this is known as fraud.
>Contact the utility companies, water, electricity and gas so that they can send you your final bill, if not, they can issue a high court notice and have you extradited back to the UK to face prison.
>contact national insurance so they can immediately cancel your pension
>contact royal mail and pay for your mail (bills, summonses etc.) to be forwarded to your new address in your new country
>Student loans: contact your student loan company for permission to leave, those with outstanding student loans will need ti pay them off in full before leaving.
>contact your local police station to inform them of your intent to leave so they can check any outstanding warrents and any files they have on you or open cases can be passed on to the police in your new country.
>get legal advice - moving abroad can affect your legal standing, you need to have a solicitor on retainer in order to deal with any issues that may arise
>travel insurance - no country has the NHS, leaving britain means you will need to pay up to £50,000 per doctors visit without comprehensive travel insurance from a mainstream british insurance company.
you see its not that easy to just leave, put those silly thoughts out of your head, turn on the TV oh look, Eastenders is on.
