Yes it is as long as you maintain the payments. We have at least one regular poster on here who lives abroad.
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I assume that you mean that you would continue making your monthly payments from abroad, rather than offering a one-off settlement? If so, then there should be no barriers to you continuing in such fashion, but as Andy alerts, do be aware of exchange rate fluctuations which may affect your disposable income.
The only pain is that it generally costs about £25 per transaction to move money from a UK bank account to a foreign one, and vice versa.
It would be a waste of money (assuming you get paid to the foreign account) so I just called my IP and agreed to call them every month and pay by debit card. It's worked out fine for the last year and a half
Melanie is definitely right about exchange rates. I'd have a look at the last years history of the currency you are going to be using in your new country, and see what the highs and lows were. That way you can at least try to average it out to avoid nasty surprises.
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