For those travelling to the UK after this month, there's no concern anymore when it comes to getting travel insurance, as a new Reciprocal Health Agreement has today been signed.
The Agreement was due to end at the end of March meaning that people visiting the UK from the Island, and vice versa, would have needed to take out travel insurance.
But at the 11th hour there was a shock turnaround when a six month reprieve was granted.
Today, the Islands media have witnessed the Minister for Health David Anderson sign a new and permanent health agreement, which has also been signed in the UK this morning. A statement was tabled in the House of Commons at 09:30.
The new agreement, which allows Island residents to get free healthcare when visiting the UK, will come into force on 1st October when the temporary one expires.
Minister Anderson is delighted to be finally crossing the finish line and says it's a 'win win' situation.
Council says lights will be seasonal, not Xmas
Company plans to turn Snakepit into saunas and ice baths
MHK wants water meter installation figures
Injured TT newcomer home from hospital
Tynwald approves extra £19 million for Department of Health and Social Care
Peel scent shop closing doors next month
Glen Helen road blocked by tree
Comments
Add a comment