Nhs Surcharge Non Payment Consequences

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Summary

Non-payment of NHS surcharge or treatment costs can affect UK immigration status, leading to refusal of future applications. The relevant legislation is the Immigration Act 2014, Sections 38 and 39. For child maintenance, payments are generally required until the child is 16, or up to 20 if in approved education or training. Consult a family lawyer for specific advice.

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Does non payment of NHS surgecharge or treatement under the NHS prevent future entry
Hello ****,
Non-payment of the NHS surcharge or NHS treatment costs can indeed affect your immigration status in the UK. It can:
- Lead to refusal of future immigration applications.
- Result in a demand for payment before any further immigration applications are considered.
Please consult an immigration lawyer for specific advice.
what is the legislation and the specific section
The specific legislation is the Immigration Act *, Section * and *, which details the NHS surcharge and its implications on immigration status. It's advisable to review the act or consult with an immigration lawyer for a detailed understanding.
Thank you
You're welcome, ****! If you have any other questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Remember, consulting with an immigration lawyer can provide you with more personalised advice.
Can i legally stop paying child maintenance for my adult 18 year old child in the UK
In England, you are generally required to pay child maintenance until your child is *, or up to * if they are in approved education or training. However, if your child is * and not in education or training, you might be able to stop. Please consult a family lawyer.