transatlanticists

Category: Leaving America

  • A Transatlantic Airplane frying over a city in the USA

    Have Your Say: Which Transatlantic Airline is Your Favourite?

    Thinking about crossing the Atlantic and not sure which airline to pick? Don’t worry, we’ve got your back! From British Airways’ elegance to Virgin Atlantic’s rock star vibe, Delta’s great deals, American Airlines’ extensive network, to Norse Atlantic’s budget-friendly approach, we’ve summed up the top 5 for you. Ready to take off?

  • What Transatlantic Travellers Need to Know About the ETA

    Starting January 2025, US visitors to the UK will require an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) prior to entry. While enhancing border security and streamlining processes, the ETA is not a visa and doesn’t guarantee entry. The application is digital, costing around £10, and is valid for two years with multiple visits permitted.

  • The Dreaded “Exit Tax”: Does It Apply To You?

    Will I need to pay an Exit Tax if I renounce my US Citizenship or my Green Card? You may have heard that the U.S. charges an Exit Tax to certain U.S. citizens and long-term residents who decide to relinquish their citizenship or permanent residency status. The IRS details everything you need to know here.…

  • Using the NHS When you Return to the UK from the U.S.

    If you’re a Brit moving back to the UK from the U.S., you can use the NHS for healthcare. Just fill out a GMS1 form to register with a local GP. You’ll need to prove your eligibility with documents. The NHS provides free care, but expect longer wait times and limited services compared to the…

  • A group of Americans watch the NFL in London

    Where to Watch the NFL in London

    London is now a touchdown for NFL fans, thanks to the International Series. But beware the time difference and limited game broadcasts; bars like Passyunk Avenue, Hippodrome Casino, and Bodeans BBQ are your best bets. For the ultimate experience, catch the NFL in person at the London Games!

  • A USA flag frying in a gray sky as the holder considers how to abandon their green card

    Abandoning Your Green Card

    Deciding to abandon your Green Card is a significant step that impacts your legal status and future opportunities in the United States. For British citizens holding Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) status, this decision might stem from various personal or professional reasons, such as relocating permanently abroad, extended time outside the U.S., or complex tax obligations.…