Should foreign visitors have to pay for emergency medical treatment during their stay in the UK?

Yes, They should have to pay in the privatized system but given options to recover and have collective bargaining rights.

How much does cost the British exchequer each year? I would base my decision off this cost

Not if they receive sudden injury while staying in the uk but yes in any other surcumstance.

For Socialized medicine yes for other medicine no

Should there be an international standard for handling foreign visitors' medical emergencies, and what might that look like to you?

How would you propose balancing the costs of a national health service with the principle of hospitality towards visitors in need of medical attention?

In terms of public health, how might charging foreign visitors for healthcare services impact disease control and prevention efforts?

Does the potential of emergency healthcare costs deter you from traveling, and how do you prepare for such situations?

Imagine you are responsible for a traveler's medical expenses in your country; how would you decide what's fair to charge them?

If your family had to pay for an emergency medical service in a foreign land, how would that affect your travel decisions in the future?

Can a country's reputation as a tourist-friendly destination be affected by its policies on charging foreigners for healthcare?

Should access to healthcare be a human right regardless of one's nationality or economic status, and what are your reasons for this view?

If a friend visiting from another country needed urgent medical care, would you think it's fair for them to be charged, and why or why not?

How would you feel if you were charged for emergency healthcare while traveling abroad, and how might that impact your perception of the country?

if they live in the uk they should not have to pay

their first time for free

go back to there country