Leaving the Island for more than 3 months

When to tell us you're leaving the Island​​​

You don't need to tell us more than a month in advance of when you're​ leaving.

How to tell us you're leaving the Island

If you're leaving Jersey for three months or more, you'll need to complete the form below (unless you're a full time student leaving to go to university).

We'll tell the following that you're leaving:

• Social Security (this sits within Customer and Local Services)
  
• Taxes Office
• Health and Social Services
• Education (only if you're leaving with a child)
• your doctor's surgery (only if you want us to tell your surgery)
• the parish that you lived in when you left

Tell us you're leaving the Island

Impacts of leaving the Island​​

After leaving Jersey, you're still liable to pay any fines that occur if you don't complete forms or other responsibilities on time.

Leaving Jersey may affect your:

• benefits​​​
• residential and employment status
• tax position
• healthcare

Residential statuses and what they mean​

Changes in circumstances (income tax)​

Data sharing agreement

​​​Who else you need to inform

You should consider contacting the following:

• Jersey Water
• Jersey Post for redirection / retention
• Jersey Electricity
• dentists
• opticians
• vets
• bank
• phone / internet
• Television Licence
• car / home insurance