Relocation, relocation, relocation Post date: 26/04/2024 | Time to read article: 1 mins The information within this article was correct at the time of publishing. Last updated 26/04/2024 If you have to move in order to advance your training as a doctor you may be able to claim up to £10,000 in relocation expenses. In most areas, this applies whether you are working full or part time. Better still, HMRC will allow up to £8,000 of relocation expenses to be exempt from income tax and National Insurance contributions. If the relevant criteria are met, the costs eligible for reimbursement may include:Costs incurred for searching for accommodation in a new areaCosts of purchasing a property including legal fees and stamp dutyCosts of selling a property including legal feesRemovals costs such as removal of furniture Additional or excess travelling costsIf you must move to another part of the country and incur expenses, then we would recommend you ask your new employer about the process for making claims. For more information we recommend the following websites:England: Health Education EnglandWales: All Wales RelocationNorthern Ireland: NIMDTAIn Scotland the policy can vary based on the NHS board involved. We suggest looking at the website of the specific board first. Share this article Share Tweet