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This might sound silly, but actually don't know if NHS access is considered public funds or not?

Since my visa state "no access to public funds", does it mean I shouldn't have consulted a GP?

phss wrote:This might sound silly, but actually don't know if NHS access is considered public funds or not?

Since my visa state "no access to public funds", does it mean I shouldn't have consulted a GP?

Good question, but I think it is Fine to use NHS.

phss wrote:This might sound silly, but actually don't know if NHS access is considered public funds or not?

Since my visa state "no access to public funds", does it mean I shouldn't have consulted a GP?

That's not a problem Consulting your G.P. G.P s are even suppose to see people who fall sick, who are here. on holidays or living here illegally.

phss wrote:This might sound silly, but actually don't know if NHS access is considered public funds or not?

Since my visa state "no access to public funds", does it mean I shouldn't have consulted a GP?

NHS is not public funds. You pay for your NHS services with your NI contributions.

[iD] wrote:

phss wrote:This might sound silly, but actually don't know if NHS access is considered public funds or not?

Since my visa state "no access to public funds", does it mean I shouldn't have consulted a GP?

NHS is not public funds. You pay for your NHS services with your NI contributions.

Thanks for the confirmation! I also found the reference document that state the same thing, plus tell what constitute public fund. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary

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