Advice for British Expats hoping to come back to the UK for free NHS Treatment of health conditions

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Advice for British Expats hoping to come back to the UK for free NHS Treatment of health conditions.

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This is one of the reasons I've registered. Lived in Staffordshire for 40 years but partly live in Spain for 6 months of the year so I think I'm in the grey area where treatment should be paid for by British tax payers, I think?

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