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ARTICLE · 19 NOVEMBER 2024

A Guide To Relocating To Jersey

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For decades, Jersey has opened its doors to a limited number of individuals and businesses attracted not only by the Island's charm and beauty but also by the many advantages to be gained from living here.

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Introduction to Jersey

For decades, Jersey has opened its doors to a limited number of individuals and businesses attracted not only by the Island's charm and beauty but also by the many advantages to be gained from living here. Jersey is a particularly attractive location for high net worth individuals and their families who benefit from the highest standards of living and the fiscal autonomy that Jersey enjoys from the UK. The Island has close proximity to Europe but is not part of the European Union.

Sharing the same time zone as the UK, Jersey is within easy reach of mainland Britain and continental Europe by air and sea. From London there are frequent flights to the Island every day, and with journey times of less than an hour it is possible to live in Jersey and attend morning meetings in the City. There are also scheduled flights between more than 20 UK regional airports and several major European centres. Regular ferry services operate from Poole and

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