All foreign nationals moving to the UK after the end of a Brexit transition period should pay an Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) of £625 per year of residency, the Conservative Party has said.
At present, foreign nationals who are not EU citizens have to pay an IHS of £400 covering periods before they obtain permanent residency status, called indefinite leave to remain, which typically takes five years.
...
Subscribe now to The Connexion and benefit from access to our archived articles since 2006
Pay every three months. Our most flexible subscription.
Automatic renewal, cancel anytime
1 year of great reading in print and online
Automatic renewal, cancel anytime
1 year of great reading online *no paper*
Automatic renewal, cancel anytime
