Will the EHIC still be valid if the vote is out (1 Viewer)

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Today I have renewed our EHI cards on line it got me wondering if they will still be valid or used if the vote is for out.
I know the subject has been voiced before but my renewal got me wondering.

 

[Munchie]

As far as I can tell, yes. The EHIC comes under the EEA agreement not dependent on EU.

 

[SomeoneElse]

Most probably yes, but it's up to negotiation.
Norway and the Swiss are outside the EU but included in the EHIC agreement.
The EHIC is a separate agreement not part of the EU.

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[busby]

So do Switzerland i believe,,,BUSBY.

 

[Don Quixote]

I would not panic as the vote will be yes.

 

[Munchie]

I would not panic as the vote will be yes.

God willing!

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[Khizzie]

I would not panic as the vote will be yes.

Yes !! To stay or Yes to leave ??

 

[Munchie]

Stay!!!

 

[mariner]

The outs are lagging behind the ins at the moment, but you never know!

IMO to vote in would be a mistake!

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[Khizzie]

Stay!!!

I am not so confident. Also still undecided as to which way to vote . ..I was led to believe I was voting originally for a common market not a common government and law courts with their own ideas of sovereignty..so am finding it difficult to make a reasoned decision based on what was to what could be.

 

[Munchie]

Tis a big bad world out there! Like the fish wanting to separate Scotland I believe better together! I am a Scot by the way.

 

[Don Quixote]

The UK cannot afford to leave period, the country would never recover. I agree it might be close, but IN it will be...............

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[Khizzie]

Tis a big bad world out there! Like the fish wanting to separate Scotland I believe better together! I am a Scot by the way.

I agree in part ,however a scot you maybe but it looks like you no longer live there so how does either an EU referendum or Scottish referendum affect you and your life style..i am interested because of your decision to live outside the UK..Roy

 

[busby]

I would not panic as the vote will be yes.

HOPE NOT,,,will be no room in UK when Turkey enters the EC,,,bet thats what has been promised. BUSBY.

 

[mariner]

The UK cannot afford to leave period, the country would never recover. I agree it might be close, but IN it will be...............

I can see this thread being moved, but I have to ask anyway!

Is that your opinion or is it based on fact?

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[gloworm]

Who cares as long as we're OUT.

Eric

 

[Munchie]

I agree in part ,however a scot you maybe but it looks like you no longer live there so how does either an EU referendum or Scottish referendum affect you and your life style..i am interested because of your decision to live outside the UK..Roy

I don't think it will affect me much apart from if the pound falls I will get less euros.
I will have lived here more than 5 years, pay French tax spend my money here not least 50000 on a motorhome this year.
I claim no benefits from the French so why would they not want me?
Although I live in France I am British and want what is best for the UK.
It is my belief that in is best for the UK!

 

[Don Quixote]

I can see this thread being moved, but I have to ask anyway!

Is that your opinion or is it based on fact?

Opinion and what I have read.

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[Malcolm Bolt]

I will probably vote with my heart.

Regardless of the Nation State stuff I am content being a Geordie whose ancestors came from Shetland and whose home is in Yorkshire. I feel like a European and spend as much time there as possible.

I adore the film 'Love Actually ' and especially the bit where Hugh Grant as PM tells the US president to stick it.

I detest being in hock to the USA as we have been almost continuously since WW2. My fear is that if we leave we will have to crawl even further up the USA arse.

I just don't want to be in that situation. Call it pride or call it stupid, I am quite prepared to deal with the consequences of staying In.

 

[Khizzie]

I will probably vote with my heart.

Regardless of the Nation State stuff I am content being a Geordie whose ancestors came from Shetland and whose home is in Yorkshire. I feel like a European and spend as much time there as possible.

I adore the film 'Love Actually ' and especially the bit where Hugh Grant as PM tells the US president to stick it.

I detest being in hock to the USA as we have been almost continuously since WW2. My fear is that if we leave we will have to crawl even further up the USA arse.

I just don't want to be in that situation. Call it pride or call it stupid, I am quite prepared to deal with the consequences of staying In.

Yeah ! Right !!! Don't think that's the right thinking on your part ,however whatever floats your boat. and you must do as you feel is right for you. ...

 

[Traveller_HA5_3DOM]

I detest being in hock to the USA as we have been almost continuously since WW2. My fear is that if we leave we will have to crawl even further up the USA arse.

Unless your family had blonde hair and blue eyes you may not have even existed without USA, You would however been fluent in German.

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[Chris+Tracy]

You are right and we are getting more fluent every day.
EFFLUENT FROM THE EEC WARLORDS-----OUT

 

[mustaphapint]

Today I have renewed our EHI cards on line it got me wondering if they will still be valid or used if the vote is for out.
I know the subject has been voiced before but my renewal got me wondering.

Who knows? One of the many risks we take if we vote for out. We have no idea what changes the EU might make when we have no influence at all. Better the devil you know than risking the unknown.

 

[mariner]

Who knows? One of the many risks we take if we vote for out. We have no idea what changes the EU might make when we have no influence at all. Better the devil you know than risking the unknown.

That's the "In" reason that gets me going!

Whatever happened to us, as a country? When did that "Bulldog Spirit" die?

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[Khizzie]

I think that a famous politician quoted that Britain was of Europe but not european and being an island it will remain the same ,or something along those lines ,and I reckon that sums up my take on the issue ,I don't feel European even though we are part of Europe and that will always dictate my heart and head on these matters ..did that make sense as to what I was trying to say or was it my usual disjointed waffle ??? Haha over to you now . !!:

 

[Khizzie]

That's the "In" reason that gets me going!

Whatever happened to us, as a country? When did that "Bulldog Spirit" die?

Well said ..!!

 

[Munchie]

The bulldog spirit does not run from a problem, it sticks with it and makes it right!

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[Khizzie]

The bulldog spirit does not run from a problem, it sticks with it and makes it right!

It also shakes a rat to death. !!

 

[jonandshell]

Interestingly EHIC is not valid in the Channel Islands or Isle of Man!

http://www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland/Healthcareabroad/countryguide/Pages/healthcareinSwitzerland.aspx

 

[Khizzie]

Interestingly EHIC is not valid in the Channel Islands or Isle of Man!

http://www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland/Healthcareabroad/countryguide/Pages/healthcareinSwitzerland.aspx

Maybe because they are Britain and not Europe. . Thinking out loud here. .

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