UK Statutory Instrument
2015
United Kingdom
The National Health Service (Charges to Overseas Visitors) Regulations 2015
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Amendment of the National Health Service (Cross-Border Healthcare) Regulations 2013
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Citation and commencement
Interpretation
Obligation to make and recover charges
Obligation to record information against an overseas visitor’s consistent identifier
Liability for payment of charges
Repayment of a sum recovered or secured by a relevant body
Provision relating to recovery of charges in respect of refugees and victims of modern slavery
Provision relating to victims of female genital mutilation and supported individuals
Charges imposed on overseas visitors
Interpretation of this Part
Relevant services exempt from charges
Interpretation of this Part
Immigration health charge
Overseas visitors who have made applications for entry clearance or leave to remain prior to the commencement of the immigration health charge
Overseas visitors with citizens’ rights
Overseas visitors with Trade and Cooperation Agreement rights
Overseas visitors with a United Kingdom issued S1 healthcare certificate or equivalent document
Persons who make late applications under Appendix EU to the immigration rules
Healthcare agreements
Family members of British citizens of Northern Ireland
Refugees, asylum seekers, supported individuals and looked after children
Victims of modern slavery
Exceptional humanitarian reasons
Overseas visitors detained in hospital or subject to court ordered treatment
Prisoners or detainees
Members of the regular and reserve forces, Crown servants and others
NATO forces
War pensioners and armed forces compensation scheme payment recipients
Overseas visitors from Ukraine
Employees on ships
Treatment the need for which arose during the visit
Family members of overseas visitors
Consequential amendments
Savings and revocations
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