Newbie123:
Please can anyone confirm if indeed you get an IHS refund after working for NHS for 6 months? Student visa holder...

Newbie123:
Please can anyone confirm if indeed you get an IHS refund after working for NHS for 6 months? Student visa holder.

Please can anyone confirm if indeed you get an IHS refund after working for NHS for 6 months? Student visa holder.

Please can anyone confirm if indeed you get an IHS refund after working for NHS for 6 months? Student visa holder.

koonbey:


I got mine in less than one full working day. Submitted the application on Friday past 4PM, uploaded statement on Saturday, and got the mail on Monday at 10;25 AM or so.

Standard. Switching from T4. App.

koonbey:


I got mine in less than one full working day. Submitted the application on Friday past 4PM, uploaded statement on Saturday, and got the mail on Monday at 10;25 AM or so.

Standard. Switching from T4. App.

tblackE61:


Thank you for ur swift response ! Pls how easy and costly is it to get this taxi insurance and other papers that would allow me do it

twizzie:
https://www.gov.uk/apply-immigration-health-surcharge-refund/healthcare-setting

You can use that link. You will need your payslips to prove you have been working for more than 16 hours weekly.

Phil46:
Good morning All,

I will be using Egyptair from Nigeria to the UK this month and would like to be sure on the following.

I will have 12hr 5min stop in Cairo

1. Do I need transit visa?.......No you dont. your ppt would be held until you check out of the hotel and will be returned before boarding to uk
2. Is any covid process (test, card, vaccination) required? ...No you dont. but if you have it, have it handy.
3. Is yellow fever test required? No it is not. lagos airport will wnt to fleece yu but it isnt needed. if you have 3k, dash dem and get one

Someone just told me about the covid card and I would like to be sure if that's true.

Thanks

japhethGold:

WHAT ARE EXEMPT INCOMES UNDER UK TAX LAWS?

Exempt incomes are non-taxable incomes that you are not required by law to let HMRC know about them, and you are not required to pay tax on them. This means that when you are filing your tax returns, you do not need to state them on your tax returns. This is legal as the law has exempted them from taxes.

I have provided a list of some of the exempt incomes below for your attention.
1. Interest income earned on your Individual Savings Account- ISAs.
2. Rent received from letting one room in a flat occupied by your family- achieved through the Rent -A-Room Scheme.
3. Interest earned from investment savings certificates offered National Savings & Investment (NS&I)- NS&I is a government department under Chancellor of Exchequer that encourages savings and investment among UK residents. The UK Government guarantees ALL investments made in NS&I products.
5. Income earned from lottery and gambling,
6. Foreign incomes made by UK residents who are not "Domiciled" in the UK. What if i sell the evil forest in my village and bring in funds, is it taxable?[font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font][color=#990000][/color]
7. Income earned from investment in UK government gilts or bonds.

The list is longer but I will stop here now. If your financial transactions are complicated and you need help with you tax planning, follow me on TikTok @japhethjev1 or chat me on whatsapp 07450278715.

Cheeers!

Viruses:

I'm sure you don't mean to demean the good work that the OP is doing right.

Zahra29:


I can't tell if your comment was meant to be tongue in cheek.

In any case, no I was not "demeaning" the "good work" of the OP, but making a point as to why he was initially being coy and going round the houses about information that is freely available and not predicated upon access to a tax consultant.

Amarathripple0:

When did you apply? This month?

semmyk:
Abeg, when is Nadhim Zahawi (CP) 'deploying' the military to help ease disruption caused by public sector strikes? I just dey ask ni o.
"If unions chase wage increases in line with or above inflation, ... " ... ...

AlphaUno:
It’s a ‘Christmas of discontent’ as public sector workers to down tools this December over pay rise in the face of mounting cost of living crisis.
From
Nurses
Ambulance services
Rail workers
Royal Mail workers
Rail Drivers to
UK Border Force
Meanwhile, the Govt isn’t ready to add ‘shishi’ to meet unions’ demands, citing further inflationary growth should it decide to do so.

And also, 2023 could be a staggered year of strikes if the Govt failed to meet workers demands. The list of workers that could be affected is endless:

ACAS, British Museum, Cabinet Office
Charity Commission
Maritime & Coastguard Agency
Scottish Public Services Ombudsman
... ... ...
... ... ...
UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA)
Office for Health Improvement & Disparities (OHID)

rayralph:
The answers to questions asked on this thread are available online. {Edit: one of} The aim of this thread is to aggregate them and make such information easily accessible.
... ...
Let’s encourage the man.
Cheers

AlphaUno:
If you don’t blow your trumpet, no one else will.
It’s necessary sometimes.

japhethGold:
Please be advised that if you are using your property as a resident for your family, ie you live in it by yourself, you can not claim mortgage interest relief.

Zahra29:


I can't tell if your comment was meant to be tongue in cheek.

In any case, no I was not "demeaning" the "good work" of the OP, but making a point as to why he was initially being coy and going round the houses about information that is freely available and not predicated upon access to a tax consultant.

obitryce:
Please @ Justwise and all, how true is this information?
https://thestreetjournal.org/international-students-studying-in-uk-universities-now-eligible-for-skilled-worker-visa/

semmyk:
The Army got ya back
You no wan make we see the 'em

Kikspie:



Thank you so much or your response, we do not intend to pay for the COS but to request for it and pay for the visa application fees and NHS or any other fees involved. We believe that their reason for saying they wouldn't be sponsoring for the role is the financial aspect, because they are a global company and are one of those that sponsor skilled workers from other countries. Another concern is why do I need to pay for NHS during PGW visa application when my company provides me with private healthcare?

Newbie123:
Please can anyone confirm if indeed you get an IHS refund after working for NHS for 6 months? Student visa holder.

Please can anyone confirm if indeed you get an IHS refund after working for NHS for 6 months? Student visa holder.

Please can anyone confirm if indeed you get an IHS refund after working for NHS for 6 months? Student visa holder.

AlphaUno:



Not only when you work for the bolded and also not only when you are the bolded.
If it’s you alone, good! And if you have dependants, you can do this below.

- The main applicant and his or her dependants can all get a refund that would be lodged directly into the account used in making the same payment initially.
- As long as you work in healthcare; either with care homes, Independent living, Domiciliary, NHS or whatever, you qualify.
- When applying, ensure your application (payslips) timeframe starts from March of the year under review to avoid rejection.
- If the main applicant (MA) and his dependant work in healthcare, they only need an application that will include all their details.
However, If their timeframe isn’t the same, they can decide to do it separately.

Remember me when the ££££ enter o, just a bottle of O’mara’s Salted Caramel Irish cream will do

obitryce:
Please @ Justwise and all, how true is this information?

https://thestreetjournal.org/international-students-studying-in-uk-universities-now-eligible-for-skilled-worker-visa/

eniola1010:


What if the source where the payment was made from no longer exist. I used my payoneer card to pay and now its blocked

AlphaUno:



You get in touch with UKVI directly and state your position. Someone posted the link here some weeks back on how to use a new bank details for the refund.

eniola1010:


Thats nice then. I dont work for nhs. But for a support home. I want to believe that also qualifies to get the refund

rayralph:


The answers to questions asked on this thread are available online. The aim of this thread is to aggregate them and make such information easily accessible.

The information required to diagnose cancer is freely available on the internet, but you sure need an oncologist to aggregate the informations and provide guided consultation.

Saying “this information is available freely online” is not needed.

Let’s encourage the man.

Cheers

Viruses:


So should we close down this thread because all the information we are giving here are available online for free as well...yet they have been very useful.

At least the OP didn't say he was leaking out some secrets.

AlphaUno:



Thank goodness you took the time out to straighten your position even when it was explicit from the first write up.

If I find myself in your position, I would do exactly the same - ask them again and possibly offer to foot the bill of the whole process, AFTER ENSURING THEY DON’T WANT TO FOOT THE BILL.

Zahra29:


I didn't set out to discourage him or anyone

But as others have pointed out, it is very important to do your own research even with the services of a consultant. Asking questions should be encouraged in the black community. Do you know how many people have ended up in negative situations because they swallowed the words of an immigration consultant for example, without checking the information?

The OP drew a lot of interest because he hinted that residential mortgage holders could claim tax relief and that the black community needed to employ the services of a consultant to be privy to this and other tax loopholes.

This was deliberately misleading and he was rightly called out/questioned by other posters and subsequently clarified his assertions (with information that is freely available)