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As one of the UK’s leading agencies, it’s our priority to ensure you have everything you need on your journey to the UK. We’ll be updating this page regularly with relevant content, which we think might be useful to you.

The HCPC is the regulatory body for occupational therapists, ODPs, physiotherapists, psychologists and speech therapists.

Once you have arrived in the UK, you’ll likely still have a little further to go on your journey before you reach the final destination.

Once you arrive, one thing you’re bound to need is a working phone with a UK number. We’ve answered some frequently asked questions below to help.

Registering with a dentist is different from the process you need to follow when registering at a GP surgery. In this blog, we outline how.

Eligibility for a Tier 2 General Work visa varies depending on the candidate and client in question. In this blog we’ll explore how you can apply.

The Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board exam is a general medicine foundation level examination to be able to practise in the UK.

The General Medical Council is the regulatory body for doctors working in the UK. Here’s what you need to register.

This blog will explore information about how to access healthcare on the basis of lawful residency in the UK.

Once you have arrived in the UK, opening a bank account will likely be a priority. In this blog, we’ll go over what you’ll need.

Welcome to the United Kingdom! We’re delighted to have you here. Pre-trip planning is out of the way; now it is time to focus on getting settled.

If you’re relocating to the UK for your next career move, we’re here to guide you through the process every step of the way.

Practising in the UK is an amazing opportunity to progress your career. A part of this process is knowing and being comfortable with the language.

There are many different types of visa that allow you to practice in the UK. See what’s best for your circumstances.

Whether it’s for the short term, or the long term, where you live will likely play a big part in helping you feel settled in the UK.

You will need a National Insurance number if you plan to work in the UK. This ensures NI and taces are recorded correctly.

The UK updates its code of practice for the international recruitment of healthcare professionals.

MRCPsych is a psychiatry-specific exam. Doctors in the UK usually take it before they progress to further training in order to become a consultant.

Registering with a GP surgery is an important part of starting your life in the UK. In this blog, we’ll outline how.

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Nursing

Acute doctors

Allied health professionals

Healthcare sciences

Psychiatry doctors

Psychological therapies

International information hub

Registering with the HCPC

Transport links from UK airports

Setting up a mobile phone in the UK

Registering with a dentist in the UK

Applying for Tier 2 in the UK

GMC: Plabs exam information

Registering with the GMC

Accessing healthcare in the UK

Setting up a UK bank account

You’ve arrived in the UK, what’s next?

Relocating to the UK as a psychiatrist

English language requirements

Visas for working in the UK

Finding accommodation in the UK

Applying for a National Insurance number

The UK updates its COP for international recruitment

MRCPsych exam information

Registering with a GP in the UK

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