Many people will agree that getting your National Insurance (NI) number is probably one of the most challenging aspects of moving to the UK. Unfortunately, they are right, especially if you do it alone. Luckily, we’ve been helping newcomers to the UK apply for and receive their National Insurance numbers for years with much success. By using our service we’ll make sure your NI number gets sorted, the easy way.

London remains a top destination for anyone who’s looking to work, study or live abroad, and there are loads of great reasons for this. Whether you’re thinking of making the move overseas to give your career a boost, for a change of scenery or for the sheer thrill of the experience, it’s an opportunity many never regret taking. Here are 10 reasons why you must make London your next home.

Working as a contractor in the UK has some great benefits. You’re effectively freelancing and, for the most part, you remain in control of when you work, how you work and what you choose to work on. This freedom can be incredibly rewarding, but for some, it can also lead to four-hour lunch breaks and leaving tax filing to the last minute. Structure and organisation are your friends when you’re your own boss, let’s take a look how you can make the most out of your career as a contractor.

No one likes doing their Self Assessment tax return, which is why so many of us leave it to the 11th hour in January. But what if we told you that filing your return early has loads of benefits and isn’t that hard? If you’re a UK contractor, especially if you’re working through a limited company, you definitely want to file as soon as you can.

If you have a degree from a UK university, it will be recognised by employers, universities and governments the world over. This article contains everything you or a family member will need to know, so you can easily join the thousands of international students who flock to the UK every year.

The biggest concern for most parents who are relocating to the UK with their family is where their children will attend school. While the UK school system may seem a little overwhelming and confusing at first, you’ll be pleased to know that not only is there a wide selection of excellent state-funded schools, it’s free for non-British citizens, too. We look at how the schools are structured, what they have to offer and how to go about choosing the right school for your child.

Access to healthcare is a basic human right in both Australia and the UK. The national healthcare systems in these countries are major drawcards for families and individuals thinking about emigrating. So which one comes out on top, and why?

London is considered by many to be the greatest city in the world, but it’s no secret that it’s also one of the most expensive. However, the good news is that the cost of living in London has decreased; making 2018 the perfect time to make the capital city your new home.

When moving to the UK, you’re going to need to figure out where you’re going to live. Most people choose to rent when they first move to the UK, and organising a place to live when you’re thousands of kilometres away can be quite tricky. What’s more, since 1 February 2016, all new tenants have to prove to their landlord that they have the right to rent a property in the UK.

If you’re a contractor in the UK looking to work for yourself for the long-term, it’s definitely worth working through your own limited company. From larger paychecks to limited liability, we discuss all of the reasons why this is the most effective way to structure your finances as a contractor.