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Visitor Medical Advice

Visitors from the United Kingdom

Jersey has a reciprocal health agreement with the UK, which means that you're treated like a local resident while you're here. If you're visiting Jersey from the UK, it means that you're entitled to free hospital treatement while you're here.

Emergency care and hospital care is free, but if you need to see a GP (doctor) then you must pay (doctor visits are not free in Jersey). A link to a list of local GPs can be found at www.gov.je/Health/Travelling/Pages/VisitingJersey.

If you have been living (rather than visiting) in Jersey for less than 6 months, then you will have to pay for some healthcare.

Visitors from other countries

If you are visiting Jersey or have recently arrived to live or work here, your own country may have a reciprocal health agreement in place with Jersey. If it does, this may mean you can get certain healthcare treatments or services in Jersey free of charge. You should check the reciprocal agreements section before reading on.

For reciprocal health agreements with other countries please visit www.gov.je/Health/Travelling/Pages/VisitingJersey.

Visitors to Jersey from the UK are advised to have comprehensive health and travel insurance. Those with private health insurance are advised to check with their policy provider regarding health cover in Jersey.

Further information is available by emailing the Health and Social Services department or visiting www.gov.je/Health/Travelling/Pages/VisitingJersey or calling the Customer Services Centre on +44 (0)1534 445500.

Alternatively you can telephone the Department of Health's Customer Service Centre on 0207 210 4850, by email or visit www.nhs.uk.

We also provide some downloadable documents for your information and reassurance. Visit our Info Library pages, and select the 'Health & Beauty' category.

Renal Dialysis

The General Hospital Renal Unit, Gloucester Street, St Helier, provides holiday dialysis throughout the year. Advance booking is essential. E111 does not apply.

The General Hospital Renal Unit
Gloucester Street
St. Helier
Tel: +44 (0)1534 442125 or +44 (0)1534  622126