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Hot Tips and InfoIt's a popular destination for cardiac surgery - Health Tourism* For a new-look nose*, you could sniff out a bargain at £1,600 in Croatia Now's the time to pick up a property bargain - Single Trip/Multi-Trip Travel Insurance* GuidesThe Collapse of Yugoslavia 1991-1999 (Essential Histories S.) - Alastair Finlan The Serbs: History, Myth and the Destruction of Yugoslavia (Yale Nota Bene S.) The Rough Guide to Croatia (Rough Guide Travel Guides) Lonely Planet Croatia (Lonely Planet Country & Regional Guides) Bosnia and Herzegovina Tim Clancy Macedonia: The Bradt Travel Guide (Bradt Travel Guides)- Thammy Evans Documents you need to get medical treatmentUK passport if you're a UK national. If you're a UK resident but not a UK national you'll need a certificate of insurance, available from the Inland Revenue Centre for Non-Residents, Benton Park View, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, NE98 1ZZ. What is normally free
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Other informationIf you're a Yugoslav national resident in the UK you'll need to show your Yugoslav passport and a certificate of UK social security insurance, available from the : If you're not a UK/Yugoslav national but are the dependant of someone who is, you should also apply for a certificate. The agreement applies to all the successor republics. ©Crown copyright |