Overseas Visitors

All visitors from countries outside the United Kingdom do have to pay for health services at the Doctor’s Surgery unless a reciprocal arrangement is in place. A visitor is defined as a person who is not normally resident in the UK i.e. is in the UK for less than 6 months For visitors from the European Community or countries with reciprocal arrangements you must produce a completed form E128 or E112 to reception to qualify for non-payment of these services.
If you do not have one of these forms you will have to pay for our services Overseas Students at the University of Liverpool who are not entitled to NHS treatment under the rules below, will be seen for acute problems. However, if they require other NHS treatment, charges will apply. Payment in full is required before any consultations and/or treatment is received

For Overseas Visitors

Are you eligible for treatment at the Doctors?

1. Are you planning to live here for a settled purpose for more than 6 months? Yes – Eligible for free treatment
No – go to question 2
2. Are you an EEA national carrying Form E112 or E128? Yes – Eligible for free treatment
No – go to question 3
3. Are you an asylum seeker or refugee? Yes – Eligible for free treatment
No – Not eligible – charges apply

Charges for patients who do not have an E128 or E112 form

Doctor or Nurse appointment £30
Home visit £40
Private prescription £8
Blood tests (each individual test) £20
Urine testing (each individual test) £20
Dressing £20
Travel vaccinations Admin charge of £25 per visit plus cost of private prescription and/or vaccine
Childhood immunisations Admin charge of £25 per visit plus cost of private prescription and/or vaccine

Members of the European Union

Austria
Belgium
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Ireland

Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Malta
Netherlands
Poland
Portugal
Slovakia Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
United Kingdom