Your uk entitlement to benefits abroad,

If you move or travel overseas, you will not automatically receive benefits from the UK - entitlement will depend on whether your stay abroad is temporary or permanent. You can continue to claim some benefits while you are abroad; however, some will continue for a certain period as long as your stay abroad is temporary and some will stop straight away.
Claiming when abroad
You must let your social security office (this may be called a Jobcentre or Jobcentre Plus office in your area) know that you are going abroad and, if it is only a temporary move, the date you are planning to come back.

Your entitlement to benefits abroad also depends on which country you are going to. If you are going to another country in the European Economic Area (EEA) or a country which has a special arrangement with the UK, you might be able to get a benefit that you would not normally get abroad. Or you might be able to get a benefit which that country provides.

For most benefits provided by other countries under these arrangements, you will have to have paid National Insurance (NI) contributions in the UK. Form E301 is a record of UK National Insurance contributions which may help a claim for unemployment benefit in another EU country,

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