The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
and existing EHIC cards are still validGHIC cards replace EHIC cards and he'd get treatment in Spain via that.
and existing EHIC cards are still validGHIC cards replace EHIC cards and he'd get treatment in Spain via that.
Where exactly in the EU were all these poor, working class people planning to live with little or no money?
The cost of living is cheaper in much (all?) of Europe.
Such as Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, Austria, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Holland, Denmark and so on, yeah?
you talked of europe and switzerland has never been anywhere elseDid Switzerland join the EU?
Most brits seem to live in France, Spain and Portugal which definitely are cheaper.
If he was visiting his second home in Spain before Brexit and as you say not in good health presumably would have already had an EHIC for medical treatment? You have to show that card otherwise you end up with a bill being sent to your UK addressthat's good, GHIC thing. i hope he's still doing it then.
Or would you have had to move before January this year to be eligible?
Looks a bit confusing "you can apply for one if you have rights under the Withdrawal Agreement" etc.
no, no it isn't: The Most Expensive Countries To Live In 2020: Europeans At The Top With Switzerland FirstThe cost of living is cheaper in much (all?) of Europe.
Yes, you can still get one. And when you do retire to Spain you can get an S1 form from the DHSS (as was) and transfer everything over and get a Spanish EHIC.that's good, GHIC thing. i hope he's still doing it then.
Or would you have had to move before January this year to be eligible?
Looks a bit confusing "you can apply for one if you have rights under the Withdrawal Agreement" etc.
Generally but here in Portugal utility bills especially electricity are far higher, so are white goods and cars.The cost of living is cheaper in much (all?) of Europe.
Did Switzerland join the EU?
Most brits seem to live in France, Spain and Portugal which definitely are cheaper.
Bimble's retiring to Spain now?Yes, you can still get one. And when you do retire to Spain you can get an S1 form from the DHSS (as was) and transfer everything over and get a Spanish EHIC.
The only impediment is proving you have a retirement income of 21k for you and your spouse.
We all are, we’re all so well heeled.Bimble's retiring to Spain now?
You have to show you have 21k a year for how long?Yes, you can still get one. And when you do retire to Spain you can get an S1 form from the DHSS (as was) and transfer everything over and get a Spanish EHIC.
The only impediment is proving you have a retirement income of 21k for you and your spouse.
In some parts of Southern Europe, maybe, but this notion of Dystopiary's that the most disadvantaged Brits could just rock-up there with fuck all and live a better life than they would here is fanciful at best.The cost of living is cheaper in much (all?) of Europe.
especially as so many refuse to learn the local languageIn some parts of Southern Europe, maybe, but this notion of Dystopiary's that the most disadvantaged Brits could just rock-up there with fuck all and live a better life than they would here is fanciful at best.
No wonder people don’t bother with this site any more.
Well there is that, and whilst many Brits have gone abroad to make other countries their home, work, and contribute to those societies, many others, particularly retirees, are simply leveraging the difference between their wealth and that of local people to create better lifestyles for themselves. Not really the type of folk I'd have thought a bunch of socialists would have too much sympathy for in other circumstances.especially as so many refuse to learn the local language
the times they are a-changin'Well there is that, and whilst many Brits have gone abroad to make other countries their home, work, and contribute to those societies, many others, particularly retirees, are simply leveraging the difference between their wealth and that of local people to create better lifestyles for themselves. Not really the type of folk I'd have thought a bunch of socialists would have too much sympathy for in other circumstances.
The cost of living is cheaper in much (all?) of Europe.
Very debatable that France is cheaper. The bits which are cheaper are not the desirable bits, anyway. Provence / Cote d'Azur is not cheaper than the UK.Did Switzerland join the EU?
Most brits seem to live in France, Spain and Portugal which definitely are cheaper.
The Spanish DreamIn some parts of Southern Europe, maybe, but this notion of Dystopiary's that the most disadvantaged Brits could just rock-up there with fuck all and live a better life than they would here is fanciful at best.
Such as Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, Austria, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Holland, Denmark and so on, yeah?
from the forbes list i linked to - most expensive countries to live in 2020Very debatable that France is cheaper. The bits which are cheaper are not the desirable bits, anyway. Provence / Cote d'Azur is not cheaper than the UK.
The Spanish Dream
i'm retiring to switzerland, where a cup of coffee costs £20 a pop, with a free tiny biscuit on the side. better class of retirees over there.
(((Breadline bods retiring to Spain)))
yeh well if you want to prove me wrong then you're going the right way about it except you've forgotten to offer any evidence to support your excrementForbes are full of shit, HK, Korea, Japan, and Singapore are all cheaper than the UK.
yeh well if you want to prove me wrong then you're going the right way about it except you've forgotten to offer any evidence to support your excrement
Yes, but as with such meaned data, the reality of costs of living very much depend on individual household budget decisions.from the forbes list i linked to - most expensive countries to live in 2020
1. Switzerland
2. Norway
3. Iceland
4. Japan
5. Denmark
6. Bahamas
7. Luxembourg
8. Israel
9. Singapore
10. South Korea
11. Hong Kong
12. Barbados
13. Ireland
14. France
15. Netherlands
16. Australia
17. New Zealand
18. Belgium
19. Seychelles
20. United States
21. Austria
22. Finland
23. Sweden
24. Canada
25. Puerto Rico
26. Malta
27. United Kingdom
28. Italy
29. Germany
30. Macao