New changes have been implemented by the UK Government in relation to NHS Surcharge. Since the introduction of NHS Surcharge in April 2015, all non-EEA National excluding Australian and New Zealand Nationals had to make an NHS surcharge payment of £200.00 per annum. The UKVI has now announced changes that from April 2016 Australian and New Zealand nationals will no longer be excluded from the Immigration Health Surcharge, therefore no exclusion applies to them.
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