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healthcare if retiring to france or spain
frugal90
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if I retire before state pension age but have paid 35 years national insurance payments am I entitled to keep national health service benefits or access benefits in the EU as a reciprocal agreement?
also when I do get to state pension age would my wife qualify for benefits through marriage?
this seems like a minefield and shifting information
anyone know the answer?
thanks
also when I do get to state pension age would my wife qualify for benefits through marriage?
this seems like a minefield and shifting information
anyone know the answer?
thanks
Early retired in summer 2018 and loving it
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Not sure about this specifically, but I do know the french NHS isn't free exactly. There are co pays on lots of it.
And I know the Spanish were trying to restrict it for UK expats (esp those who are younger the SPA).
I would try an expat forum.0
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