All workers have to pay NI contributions, it is a legal/tax requirement. No way to get around this unfortunately. Got it :) my next question is about..what happens next after it is paid? Is there a way to receive it back when moving out of the UK? or is it gone forever? I apologize if this not a ...

Thanks, but there has to be a way out of this. Are there any dual agreements with other countries? For example, there is an agreement with the US Social Security. What do you mean, you want something for nothing? No, I'd like to understand the pension and tax implications of moving abroad. There ...

Thanks, but there has to be a way out of this. Are there any dual agreements with other countries? For example, there is an agreement with the US Social Security.

Do tier 2 individuals have to pay into national insurance? or receive refunds? because this visa says no recourse to public funds.

Hi there, I am reading online that the maximum amount of goods one can bring is GBP 390 , https://www.gov.uk/duty-free-goods/arrivals-from-outside-the-eu Is this true for someone moving there as I believe my one single item (laptop) or phone is worth more than this, but I don't want to pay duties ...

Hi there, I am moving to the UK - not sure how much to bring. It says that there is a cap of 390 GBP - https://www.gov.uk/duty-free-goods/arrivals-from-outside-the-eu And duties must be paid for items that go over this amount, however - my laptop alone is more than this so does this mean I will have ...

Hi all, This is probably a silly question but I am unable to find the answer. Can I apply for Tier 2 through my employer (rcos) and apply for the Tier 4, and maybe the Tier 5 as well all at the same time and decide later? This is because I am unsure whether the Tier 2 will actually go through in ...