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Working in the UK
There is a huge range of opportunities to work in the UK. When you do get a job you will have to find out the sorts of taxes you need to pay and tell the tax authorities what you are up to.
One of the more popular ways of finding a job is via an employment agency, which allows you to either find a short-term job as a temporary worker while you look for something more permanent or should be able to help you find permanent employment.
If you fall ill or have an accident during your time in the UK, you may find our information about how to obtain free healthcare useful.
It's very important to have an idea of how much money you're likely to spend on accommodation, food, transport and going out in the UK. Our cost of living page should be able to provide you with a rough idea of your day-to-day expenses.
Tax system and personal finance
You may have to pay tax on the money you earn, which pays for the public services you may use while living there - such as healthcare.
Healthcare in the UK
If you are ill or have an accident, you may have to pay for any medical treatment you receive. Find out about the UK healthcare system.
Employment agencies in the UK
Employment agencies can put you in touch with more employers than you could find on your own and get you into work quickly.
Temporary workers
Temporary workers' rights differ from those of permanent staff. There are also rules on how employment agencies must treat you.
Cost of living in the UK
The amount that you spend on your living costs while in the UK will depend on what you like doing when you’re not working.