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That is how I got my mother in law visa (applying for a visa for parents ) written and collected by Mohamed Hassan  Disclaimer You have to check the up-to-date information about the topic  also, review the local legal regulations  Your bank account statement recent as proof of sponsorship A letter from your employer as proof you can afford the expenses  Your tenancy agreement as a proof of address Papers showing that your parents have a home tie like they own flats, houses or they have a current job over there  Or a family certificate showing that they have other family members related to them and they have to look after them like brothers or sisters younger than you Parents' bank account if available Reason for their travel for example if you have a pregnant wife and she is going to deliver and you need someone to look after her etc 

Who do you need to report any address changes: including police  1-GMC 2- HMRC 3- Banks  4- Stores as Tesco, Morrison, Ikea, ........ 5- Mobile tel provider 6- DVLA 7- amazon 8- Car insurance 9- DBS update service 10- DSL 11- Gas, electricity and water suppliers 12- UKVI if you have an application awaiting a decision 13- NHS ESR 14- Old and new council 15- New GP (actually this a new GP registration not an update of address) 16- Indemnity insurance 17- Professional bodies such as royal college or BMA 18- TV licence

Tax refund issue: Collected and written by: Mohamed Hassan  Disclaimer You have to check the up-to-date information about the topic also, review the local legal regulations  Praise be to God, after working for a year in Britain, I applied for a tax refund and got an amount of 1137 pounds. I will explain that I submitted a refund for any expenses, how much money I asked for, and how much did it get back to me. 1- GMC and Royal College of Anesthesiology fees 505 pounds 2- The allowance for washing work clothes is 125 pounds 3- 48 pounds as a transportation allowance for some courses (since the hospital covered the costs of the courses, but without transportation) 4- 2093 pounds for exam fees and exam courses, knowing that I am not in a training program. The total amount was: 2852 pounds and manly 1137.60 pounds, which is 40 per cent of the amount required.   The amount was returned within seven days from the date of submitting the application, and it was deposited in m...

What you need to do before coming to the UK : 1. COS and maintenance ticked  2. Come alone 1st before bringing your family  3. Book tickets quite in advance to save good money , avoid school holiday time and weekends 4. contact HR for the arrangement of Occupational heath , accommodation ,rota and induction  5. get to know the area you are relocation too  6. Ask about the relation fees and policy  7. check the post code of the hospital for the surrounding facilities including halal restaurants bakeries ,butchers ,masjids ,churches ,local community centres ,supermarkets , local shops ,Argos , curry town centre malls ,pharmacies ,Gyms ,swimming pools ,post offices crime rates   8. check the post code of the hospital for the surrounding accommodation : on Zoopla and Rightmove ;house and flat renting and paying rates  9. bag your luggage with all the necessary staff you need : clothes (before you find your favourites stores ),foot wear ,regular medica...

Up-to-date learning resources    Free Sources for learning resources and CBDs :  A re you an IMG doctor or a UK doctor who wants to collect CPDs , get all the online courses you need, and improve your appraisal? We've got you covered with some helpful resources. If you're an IMG or UK doctor looking to collect CPD points, there are plenty of helpful resources available online.  ELFH : One such resource is ELFH, which offers free online courses and can be accessed at https://portal.e-lfh.org.uk/.   ESR NHS website Another option is the ESR NHS website, which also offers free online courses and can be accessed at https://my.esr.nhs.uk/dashboard/web/esrweb  BMJ learning is another popular choice, with an annual subscription available through BMA subscription and you can claim tax relief at the end of the year and can be accessed at https://learning.bmj.com/  UpToDate :  Other options include UpToDate, which is free and can be accessed after as...

Living in Shared Houses in the UK for International Medical Graduate Doctors Living in shared houses can be a great way to save money and meet new people when you're a new international medical graduate doctor in the UK. However, there are a few things you should be aware of before you sign a lease. What to Expect When you live in a shared house, you'll be sharing common areas like the kitchen, bathroom, and living room with your housemates. You'll also be responsible for cleaning up after yourself and contributing to the household expenses. The rent for a shared house will vary depending on the location, size of the house, and number of bedrooms. In general, you can expect to pay anywhere from £400 to £800 per month for a room in a shared house in London. What to Look for When Choosing a Shared House When you're choosing a shared house, there are a few things you should look for: Location : Choose a house that's close to your school or hosp...

Here are a few of the best car dealers in the UK for buying a car for small families: Autotrader: Autotrader is another website that compares prices from different car dealers. It also has a wide range of used cars for sale. Arnold Clark cars   Here are a few of the best-used cars for small families within the budget of 6000 £: Skoda Fabia a popular choice for small families. It's reliable, fuel-efficient, and has plenty of space for passengers and cargo. The average price of a used one is 4000 £ Vauxhall Corsa : a popular choice for small families. It's reliable, fuel-efficient, and has plenty of space for passengers and cargo. The average price of a used one is 4500 £ Volkswagen Golf:  The Volkswagen Golf is a popular choice for small families. It's reliable, fuel-efficient, and has plenty of space for passengers and cargo. The average price of a used Volkswagen Golf is £4,000...

Here is a list of tips for buying your first car in the UK: Buying a First Car in the UK: A Guide for Small Families Buying a first car can be a daunting task, especially if you're a small family with limited experience. There are so many factors to consider, from price to fuel efficiency to safety features. But don't worry, we're here to help. In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of buying a first car for a small family. We'll cover everything from setting a budget to finding the right car for your needs. 1. Set a budget The first step in buying a car is to set a budget. How much can you afford to spend on a car each month? Once you know your budget, you can start to narrow down your options. 2. Consider your needs What do you need your car for? If you have young children, you'll need a car that's safe and has plenty of space for car seats. If you commute to work, you'll need a car that's fuel-efficient. 3. Do your research Once you kno...