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1. • • You may not choose which country you will be covered by. When working or living abroad, you will have social security cover by either your home country or the host country. In either case, you'll need to make arrangements to make sure you stay covered after you move to your new country.
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   Can I get Social Security if I live abroad?

   • There are several rules governing social security benefits. Check which UK benefits you might be able to get if you’re going or living abroad. To qualify for most of the benefits mentioned in this section, you need to have enough National Insurance contributions on your record for the relevant tax years.

   Guidance on Social Security abroad: NI38 - GOV.UK

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   Can I claim social security if I live in the UK?

   • You may still claim certain benefits even if you are heading to (or are already living in) a European Economic Area (EEA) country. There are other countries outside of the EEA which also have a special social security agreement with the United Kingdom. Often, you can qualify for certain UK-based benefits.

   Countries You Can Claim Benefits Abroad - UK Rules

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   Which country does social security cover?

   • Which country you're covered by depends on 2 factors: your country of residence - not your nationality. You may not choose which country you will be covered by. When working or living abroad, you will have social security cover by either your home country or the host country.

   Social security cover abroad - EUROPA

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   Does the UK have a social security agreement?

   • The UK has different types of social security agreements (also known as a reciprocal agreements). Some cover multiple countries. Others cover mainly one country. If you’re going abroad to any of the countries that have a social security agreement with the UK, you can find more information about National Insurance if you work abroad.

   Guidance on Social Security abroad: NI38 - GOV.UK

   www.gov.uk/government/publications/social-security-abroad-ni38/guidance-on-social-security-abroad-ni38

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   Do I have social security if I move abroad?

   • your country of residence - not your nationality. You may not choose which country you will be covered by. When working or living abroad, you will have social security cover by either your home country or the host country. In either case, you'll need to make arrangements to make sure you stay covered after you move to your new country.

   Social security cover abroad - EUROPA

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   Will living overseas affect my Social Security eligibility?

   • If you make the decision to live overseas this may impact your social security eligibility, both in your country of residence and your home country. Whether or not you are entitled to social security will depend upon whether or not you live in the EU or a country that has a reciprocal social security agreement in place with the UK.

   The UK Social Security System and Living Abroad - Expat Info Desk

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3. www.gov.uk › claim-benefits-abroadClaiming benefits if you live, move or travel abroad - GOV.UK

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   Claiming when abroad. If you’re going to (or are already living in) a European Economic Area (EEA) country or a country with a special agreement with the UK, you may be able to claim:...

4. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsGuidance on Social Security abroad: NI38 - GOV.UK

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   Mar 27, 2024 · Introduction. If you’re employed abroad you may have to pay National Insurance contributions in the UK. You can also choose to pay them, to help you qualify for: benefits when you return to the...

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6. europa.eu › youreurope › citizensSocial security cover when you live or work in another EU ...

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   Apr 9, 2024 · Check which country is responsible for your social security, health cover, family allowances, disability or old-age pension when you move to, live or work in another EU or EEA country.

7. www.expatinfodesk.com › the-uk-social-securityThe UK Social Security System and Living Abroad - Expat Info Desk

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   Where you live when living abroad can impact your eligibility for the UK social security system. This article explains your rights and requirements.

8. europa.eu › youreurope › citizensFAQs|Social security cover when you live or work in another ...

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   Apr 9, 2024 · For social security purposes — you are a cross-border commuter if you work in one country and live in another, and return home daily or at least once a week. For tax purposes — this depends on the terms of the bilateral tax agreement between the countries where you live and where you work.

9. commonslibrary.parliament.uk › research-briefingsPeople from abroad: what benefits can they claim? - House of ...

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   Aug 6, 2021 · The rules on eligibility for benefits for people coming to the UK from abroad are one of the most complex areas of welfare rights law. Whether or not a person can claim benefits and, if so, which benefits, may depend on a number of factors.

10. www.theukrules.co.uk › rules › employmentCountries You Can Claim Benefits Abroad - UK Rules

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    There is no requirement to have claimed it in the United Kingdom before you leave. But, you must have some ‘genuine link with the UK social security system’ to make a claim (e.g. you once lived or worked in the UK).