Yes, we can cover residents of the European Union. To be eligible for cover you need to be a resident of the European Union for the last six months prior to the issue of the policy, and be registered with a local doctor.

No. Our accounts are available to UK residents only. For more information please see our account opening eligibility criteria.

Only residents with proof of residency will receive the resident rate. Entry is available to non-residents at separate rates.

At this time we cannot offer travel insurance to non-UK residents. A UK resident is defined as those who have their permanent home in the UK and have not spent more than 6 months abroad during the year before a travel policy is issued.

Yes, we can accept any nationality for stewarding and we can chase overseas references. (It would be helpful if we could get an e-mail address for referees). Please remember you will be helping mostly English-speaking members of the general public on festival sites, so a good grasp of spoken English will stand you in good stead, but it's not a prerequisite to being accepted to steward.

You should consult the Inland Revenue, Centre for Non-Residents at PO Box 46, Fitz Roy House, Nottingham NG2 1BD (telephone 0845 070 0040 (+ 44 0151 210 2222 if calling from outside the UK)).

Unlike other European countries, neither the directors nor the owners of a UK company have to be resident in the UK. But the company will need a registered office in the country of its incorporation. If you choose to incorporate in England, we can provide this service - click here for details. Many non-residents are now choosing to incorporate in the UK to take advantage of its language, relatively low tax rates and sensible company law.

If you are based in the UK, we recommend you speak to the relevant Arts Programme Specialist in our UK based offices about your project. You can find contact details here.

Since 31st January 2001, Child Support jurisdiction has been extended to non-resident parents who are not habitually resident in the United Kingdom, but who are employed by certain UK-based employers. This means that some non-resident parents who live and work abroad will be required to pay child support for their children who live in the United Kingdom.

Under the existing provisions of the Income Tax Act, 1961 the taxable entities are broadly divided into three groups, viz., individual, Company and all other persons such as Hindu Undivided Family, Firm, association of persons, etc. These taxable entities are divided into three categories depending upon their resident status.

This obviously depends on the employment legislation in the country in which you are hoping to work. A good starting point would be to contact the actors' union in that country. Information on actors' unions worldwide can be obtained from the F I A (www.fia-actors.com), who in most cases will also be able to advise on what criteria you need to fulfill to be eligible for work. Their telephone number is 020-7379 0900.

There are no restrictions on volunteering by EU nationals. The same goes for nationals of Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein. People with refugee status (or who have exceptional leave to remain) and family members can do any type of work including volunteering. Asylum seekers and family members may volunteer - including whilst they are appealing against a decision to refuse them asylum.

If you live more than half the year in Spain, Spanish law says that you should become resident, however many EEC nationals live in Spain all year and own property without having a "Residencia" card. Part of the reason on the Costa Blanca is probably the years delay and queuing in Alicante to get one. It comes down more to a question of tax. If you are Non-Resident you pay income tax in your home country and if you are Resident you pay income tax in Spain.

Of course you can! check with us at info@katpak.com to get the post and packing charges on your country or even for distribution on your area. Yes, we have seen how much cats enjoy going in and out of the katpak and using it in many different ways, there are no two cats that do exactly the same! If you don't want your cats to use katpak like a playground or a bed, we recommend you to throw away the one that they are having fun with and open a new one.

Yes, of course. Positive Internet are an international company and are pleased to accept payment in Euros and US Dollars.

To avoid wasting your own time and that of the academics listed on this site we recommend that you find out what funding is available to you first. Please do not apply for UK studentships on this site unless you qualify for UK Research Council funding or have access to funding from other sources.

You are advised to obtain currency in your home country. Alternatively, you will find currency exchange kiosks at both Glasgow International Airport and Glasgow-Prestwick International Airport. You will NOT find any currency exchange bureau at the train station in Ayr. Currency converter.