i started my registration
May 6th 2018, 6:09 pm
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i started my registration
in few months it will be done registration. and now my question is which city should i choose in UK my priority is school,college,and little bit ok for the budget of houses rent or buy.
and i have seen few cities through google like
kent
colchestor
louth
wales
but not satisfied pls can u suggest more places to see so i can finalised.
and i have seen few cities through google like
kent
colchestor
louth
wales
but not satisfied pls can u suggest more places to see so i can finalised.
May 6th 2018, 7:29 pm
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Re: i started my registration
In your earlier posts you said that you required a Tier 2 visa. In which case, where you live will be dependent on where your sponsoring employer will be.
Until such time as you obtain a Tier 2 visa there is little point in asking about facilities in certain cities.
Until such time as you obtain a Tier 2 visa there is little point in asking about facilities in certain cities.
May 6th 2018, 7:37 pm
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In your earlier posts you said that you required a Tier 2 visa. In which case, where you live will be dependent on where your sponsoring employer will be.
Until such time as you obtain a Tier 2 visa there is little point in asking about facilities in certain cities.
Until such time as you obtain a Tier 2 visa there is little point in asking about facilities in certain cities.
yes it will be depending on sponsorship but city i can choose right ??
means i will be looking for job in that particular city only
May 6th 2018, 7:45 pm
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Re: i started my registration
in few months it will be done registration. and now my question is which city should i choose in UK my priority is school,college,and little bit ok for the budget of houses rent or buy.
and i have seen few cities through google like
kent
colchestor
louth
wales
but not satisfied pls can u suggest more places to see so i can finalised.
and i have seen few cities through google like
kent
colchestor
louth
wales
but not satisfied pls can u suggest more places to see so i can finalised.
May 6th 2018, 7:48 pm
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Re: i started my registration
May 6th 2018, 8:05 pm
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Where are you applying for jobs? As said until such time as you get a Tier 2 visa (not an easy task) it's fruitless asking about places to live in the UK.
The place names you have mentioned go from Lincolnshire to Wales
The place names you have mentioned go from Lincolnshire to Wales
May 6th 2018, 8:41 pm
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You can choose any location in which to live but if your Tier 2 sponsored job requires you to work a 9-5 job in Penzance then there's little point looking for properties in Inverness.
May 6th 2018, 11:08 pm
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You are going to get dozens of suggestions from Edinburgh down to the Scilly Isles. Everyone has different things they like and dislike about places.
Education is pretty much the same in the whole of the UK, south of England is very expensive for property, Devon and Cornwall have lovely scenery.
Start applying for jobs, get offers and then we'll let you know what we think about the places.
Education is pretty much the same in the whole of the UK, south of England is very expensive for property, Devon and Cornwall have lovely scenery.
Start applying for jobs, get offers and then we'll let you know what we think about the places.
May 7th 2018, 2:08 am
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Re: i started my registration
You are going to get dozens of suggestions from Edinburgh down to the Scilly Isles. Everyone has different things they like and dislike about places.
Education is pretty much the same in the whole of the UK, south of England is very expensive for property, Devon and Cornwall have lovely scenery.
Start applying for jobs, get offers and then we'll let you know what we think about the places.
Education is pretty much the same in the whole of the UK, south of England is very expensive for property, Devon and Cornwall have lovely scenery.
Start applying for jobs, get offers and then we'll let you know what we think about the places.
May 7th 2018, 2:11 am
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OP - as a radiographer, which hospitals in UK have vacancies? If you know where these are, it might help narrow down your search areas.
What ages are your children? Are both you and your wife applying for registration?
What ages are your children? Are both you and your wife applying for registration?
May 7th 2018, 4:37 am
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Re: i started my registration
yes me and wife both will work (and my wife is nurse) and as a radiographer i see vacancy in many places, i know due to to i register some of websites to know
what they offer and till what i can expect.\i register for NHS website also.
i am not applying now due to pending Hcpc registration,which i applied already and paid fees just waiting for it and it may take another 2-3 months (which i am expecting august/2018 )
and my child age is 8 &1/2 years and another 5 years
May 7th 2018, 4:38 am
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You are going to get dozens of suggestions from Edinburgh down to the Scilly Isles. Everyone has different things they like and dislike about places.
Education is pretty much the same in the whole of the UK, south of England is very expensive for property, Devon and Cornwall have lovely scenery.
Start applying for jobs, get offers and then we'll let you know what we think about the places.
Education is pretty much the same in the whole of the UK, south of England is very expensive for property, Devon and Cornwall have lovely scenery.
Start applying for jobs, get offers and then we'll let you know what we think about the places.
thanks for suggestion
May 7th 2018, 5:26 am
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I would recommend you do more research. The areas you have posted in your original post are not cities, but counties and a job in one side of the county may not be readable to live in the other side.
You also need to look at things such as house prices. For example, Kent is a county that is popular with people commuting to London, as a result housing costs can be very high.
Ultimatly where you you live will depend on where you get work. Do not assume just because there are jobs in a particular location that you will get work there.
You also need to look at things such as house prices. For example, Kent is a county that is popular with people commuting to London, as a result housing costs can be very high.
Ultimatly where you you live will depend on where you get work. Do not assume just because there are jobs in a particular location that you will get work there.
May 7th 2018, 5:31 am
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I would recommend you do more research. The areas you have posted in your original post are not cities, but counties and a job in one side of the county may not be readable to live in the other side.
You also need to look at things such as house prices. For example, Kent is a county that is popular with people commuting to London, as a result housing costs can be very high.
Ultimatly where you you live will depend on where you get work. Do not assume just because there are jobs in a particular location that you will get work there.
You also need to look at things such as house prices. For example, Kent is a county that is popular with people commuting to London, as a result housing costs can be very high.
Ultimatly where you you live will depend on where you get work. Do not assume just because there are jobs in a particular location that you will get work there.
thanks and yes i am doing more searching in google and try to get help from here