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What kind of list?

• mc32 8y ago
  That was hearsay from a foreigner who, it seems, may have not had all the facts. Looking around, it looks like while not impossible, it's unlikely the State Dept puts much weight on outstanding (medical) debt: from reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/legaladvice/comments/1m7p78/foreigner_owing_medical_bill_in_us/ https://www.reddit.com/r/legaladvice/comments/1m7p78/foreign... On the other hand, looks like the UK does hold debts against a would be visitor, according to forums.
  • DanBC 8y ago
    The English NHS does charge some people for some treatment, and non-payment can be used to deny citizenship (and maybe visas). Emergency care and primary care are always free for everyone, and will not lead to charges, and so non-payment isn't an issue.