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Driving Licence
Your driving licence in Gibraltar
EU/EEA Licences
Holders of a UK or EU/EEA issued drivers licence who take up residence in Gibraltar are not required to exchange it for a Gibraltar issued licence, however, they may do so if they wish.
If a traffic offence occurs and the licence is endorsed by the courts, residents of Gibraltar with non Gibraltar licences will be required to exchange it for a Gibraltar issued licence so that it may be endorsed with the particulars of the offence.
Useful contact information
Driver & Vehicle Licensing Department
HM Government of Gibraltar
Eastern Beach Road
Gibraltar
+350 20051603
[email protected]
Source: Gibraltar Government
Healthcare
Gibraltar Healthcare
The Gibraltar Health Authority (GHA) delivers Primary, Secondary and Mental Health Care in Gibraltar using a healthcare model closely linked to the National Health Service (NHS) in the United Kingdom. Referrals for certain conditions may also be made to the NHS in the UK or local Spanish Hospitals.
Entitlement and registration for healthcare
https://www.gha.gi/registration
Useful contact information
Primary Care Centre +350 200 72266
St Bernard’s Hospital +350 200 79700
Relocation
Relocate to Gibraltar
Gibraltar is a beautiful part of the world to live and work in, and we are here to offer guidance and support from pre-arrival to the settling in process and beyond. Our friendly staff, many of who have been through the process themselves, will be happy to answer your questions or signpost you to others should you require specialist or more in-depth information.
Why Gibraltar?
Low Tax Gibraltar has a favourable tax system for both individuals and companies. Some of those advantages include no VAT, Capital Gains Tax, Inheritance Tax or Wealth Tax. Details of tax allowances and tax rates can be obtained from the Income Tax Office or through their website at https://www.gibraltar.gov.gi/income-tax-office Great climate! Gibraltar boasts an average of 300 days of sunshine per year, and offers a much sought-after Mediterranean climate. Language English is the official spoken language of Gibraltar. Rich in history & culture Gibraltar has been British since 1704, but has a history dating back to Neanderthal man. This history, together with Moorish and Mediterranean cultural influences, is reflected in the buildings and the vibrancy of the community. Education and Healthcare Education is based along the lines of the British Education system, catering for students from 3–18 years and following the UK curriculum. University grants are offered to Gibraltar children with 5 years minimum residency, and most complete their university education in the UK. Private education is available for children aged 3-18 at the Loreto Convent and Prior Park schools. Further information can be found on the Government of Gibraltar website at https://www.gibraltar.giv.gi/education Healthcare The Gibraltar health Authority (GHA) delivers Primary, Secondary and Mental Health Care in Gibraltar using a healthcare model closely linked to the National Health Service (NHS) in the United Kingdom. Referrals for certain conditions may also be made to the NHS in the UK or local Spanish Hospitals due to the close proximity. Details of entitlement and registration can be found on the GHA website at https://www.gha.gi/registration Friendly and relatively crime-free With a population of just 34,000, Gibraltar is a friendly and welcoming place, and where faces quickly become familiar. Throughout its history, Gibraltar has been home to many immigrants from a range of cultural and religious backgrounds. Today, the country is a shining example of how everyone can live together in a peaceful and harmonious environment, whatever their race or religion. This vibrant and close-knit community make Gibraltar a safe and welcoming place to live, with a low crime rate. Easy access to UK The airport is just a short walk away, and from there you can fly direct to several UK airports, including Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester and Bristol. A paradise to discover! Where you can walk to work, benefit from low taxes, enjoy the weather and live in a safe and welcoming environment, Gibraltar, with a myriad of sports and leisure facilities, is a great place to live for both families and individuals. |
Register of Property Occupation Act 2021
The Register of Property Occupation Act 2021 requires all occupants of residential property in Gibraltar to make an application to the Registrar containing details of their occupation. This application must be made by the occupant and cannot be carried out by the Agent or the Landlord. For any subsequent changes in the occupation of the premises the Registrar must also be notified.
In the case of privately rented property the landlord, upon request, must provide the Registrar with details of the occupation.
Applicants seeking to register should access their Gov.gi account (HM Government of Gibraltar) and select “Register your property occupation” from the list of eServices.
Reference: https://www.gibraltarlaws.gov.gi/legislations/register-of-property-occupation-act-2021-6249
Sustainable Tourism Fee
Visitors to Gibraltar must pay the Sustainable Tourism Fee of £3 in respect of each night in a hotel or rented accommodation. The fee is collected by hotel owners, letting agents, or accommodation owners and must be paid to the Department of the Environment within the next calendar month.. The owner of the hotel (or the letting agent or owner of other rented accommodation) must register online at the sustainable tourism portal via this LINK.
The owner or proprietor of the hotel, the letting agent or the owner of the accommodation, as the case may be, must deliver a list of the numbers of visitors in respect of whom the fees due are paid and the length of their stay. Once the full month’s declaration has been finalized, an invoice containing payment details will be sent via email. To facilitate payment identification, please include a reference, such as a full name or company name, along with the invoice number.
This rule doesn’t apply to children under 12, visitors in charity-approved accommodation, or cruise ship arrivals subject to specific charges.
Reference: https://www.gibraltarlaws.gov.gi/uploads/legislations/licensing-and-fees/1961-29/2022=223.pdf