Coming home
Your years abroad, in English, for your new GP.
When you register with a GP in the UK, nothing arrives from the doctors you saw abroad. We gather it, translate it beside the original, join it to your old NHS record and hand your new GP one clear summary.
What happens without it
People moving back to the UK are told to carry copies of their own records. In practice that means asking each hospital abroad, in its language and under its law, often after you have already left the country.
Your old NHS record is still in storage from when you left. Your new GP can ask for it, but the years in between are a gap only you can fill.
What we do
- 1
Before you leave
If you are still abroad, we write the requests to every hospital and clinic while you are a patient there. Some portals close when you leave.
- 2
Join it up
We bring back your old NHS record and add your years abroad to it, in order, in English.
- 3
Hand it over
Your new GP gets a one-page summary and the detail behind it. You keep everything.
Prices
Coming home is usually a two-country build: the UK, and where you lived.
Build my history, once
One country
£495
Your care has all been in one country, often the one you live in now.
Two countries
Most common£795
The usual case: the UK, plus the country you live in.
Three or more, or complex
£1,295
Many hospitals, a long illness, or a language we need extra help with.
Keep it current
£395 a year
We add new care as it happens, chase what is missing, review the record once a year, and make one care pack for you each year.
A care pack on its own
£195
One focused pack for a new doctor, a move, a second opinion or treatment abroad, if you do not pay yearly.
A second person
Half the build
A partner, or a parent bought for by their son or daughter. Keeping it current is £195 a year.
You pay a quarter when we start, which covers the requests, and the rest when your record is delivered. All prices include VAT.