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It is not very clear if the OP had gone to a private practitioner or the NHS and whether he is registered with the NHS and current visa statusBritish wrote: I think whoever quoted you that sum of money to be paid for health care (NHS / GP???) they are cheating you! They are committing a criminal offense here.
Shortly after your wife arrived in the UK, armed with her spouse visa, you should have taken her to your NHS surgery and registered her as a patient. You appear not to have done that ... so do it now!Bikerboy wrote:my wife joined me here in August 06 on a spouse visa from the Philippines
Yes, given your British Citizenship, your child will be British as soon as born.After our child is born and we register the birth, will our baby be a UK citizen
But James, she is entitled! So why worry the OP by posting what would happen if she was not entitled to use the NHS?It was a pasing comment merely trying to say that if she weren';t entitled in another category, I don't think that the doctors would turn a woman in labour away. They would treat them first and deal with the rest later.
Totally irrelevant, use of the NHS is not within the definition of Public Funds! Its use is governed by totally different rules.she was also saying me that i also must pay for NHS as there is writing of no recourse to public funds on passport
Again the length of time in the UK is irrelevant! As the holder of an HSMP dependant's visa your wife is permitted to use the NHS ... as soon as she arrived in the UK.i went to Middlesex hospital to see Overseas visitors Manager and she informed me that we have to pay for NHS because my wife has recently come to this country