If I’m chronically ill and take a lot of medication will I be rejected from getting a Youth Mobility Visa?

No, if you suffer from chronic illness that requires medication, you will not be rejected for a Youth mobility visa.

Your approval for a visa will not be rejected on medical grounds. Anyone moving to the UK on a visa, will have to pay an immigration healthcare surcharge (IHS) which will cover your use of the NHS and GP services.

How can I get my medication for my Crohn’s disease in the UK?

Are appointments for Diabetes accessible in the UK?

Is my same contraceptive pill from Australia available in the UK?

Can I carry more than 3 months worth of my medication from Australia?

I’ve not registered with a GP in the UK but can I still get my Medication?

I take a variety of prescription medications in Australia, will these prescriptions be valid in the UK?