Thank you. Yes, I am paying my taxes in France. Do you know how and where I apply for an S1 and what I need to tell them?
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hairbear
21 November
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You basically asked the same question back in 2019 and @JaneJones gave you advice on what to do. Did you register for tax in France and get the CdS as Jane discussed with you ? If not, then you are in a tricky position as you will be living in France illegally. If that is so, then I’m not sure what you should do, and trying to get an S1 under those circumstances will probably not be possible. If you did do those things, then you’re fine and can and should apply for an S1 as it should not affect any UK pension you may be receiving. As you say you were 73 in 2019, you could have done this as soon as you became a French resident.
Obtaining an ‘S1’ from the UK Health Care & Carte Vitale
I have had a house in France for many years. I’ve gradually increased the amount of time I’m here so that now I’m here most of the time. I am enquiring about getting an S1 and have spoken to the UK DWP Overseas Team who have told me what I need to tell them. This includes the date at which I became resident abroad, which is rather moot. What I want to know is what I may lose on the UK side when I register in France. At present I pay income tax in UK as my income is in UK - will that change? What will be my rights to healthcare in UK once I am registered in France? etc. Will my official moving date affect my ability to apply for a Carte de Sejour in France? It is all rather confusing.
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