A Checklist for International Doctors (IMG) in the UK
Are you an IMG doctor looking for tips and advice for your visit to the UK? Let’s run you through a checklist to plan things better!
UK Visa Guidance: Visitor Visa for Parents and Family
Are you feeling homesick and planning to bring your parents and family to the UK on a visitor visa and show them around? Keep reading.
How to Buy a Car as an IMG in the UK
If you are new to the UK, you may want to buy a car as soon as possible so that you can move around freely.
Understanding Life Insurance for Doctors in the UK
No one likes to talk about dying. But the nature of our profession means that we are quite often faced with the task of telling families that their loved one’s may pass soon. As a doctor …
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A step-by-step guide on buying a house in the UK
Buying a house is a major task, regardless of what country you are in. Countless hours, research, reviewing, and comparing have to be done before you can feel relaxed, satisfied, and confident about buying a …
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How to Rent Property in the UK
When you go to rent property in the UK, there are some things you should know beforehand in order to ensure you are getting the best deal possible. You should also ensure that you are …
How to Apply for a UK Driving License
For an International Medical Graduate starting to work as a doctor in the UK, a driving license is like a ticket to freedom!
9 Steps on How to Build a Good Credit Score
Before you can think about buying anything on a large scale, taking out a loan, or renting, your credit score comes into question. A credit score is a numerical expression based on a level analysis …
What to Know When Moving House in the UK
It could be that you’re coming to the UK for the first time, or that you’re moving your house from one area to another for a new job/training post, but you need to keep some …
How to Save Money as a Doctor in the UK
It’s easier to make money than to save money. Don’t think so? You definitely put a lot of time and effort into working and getting paid each month, but then all the deductions start: Bills. …
