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Hello everyone
It’s been a loooonnnggg time since I’ve been here. A lot has been going on (death in family, job loss, etc.). I hope to frequent the site and the boards more often. Talk to all of you expats (and non-expats soon)
It’s been a loooonnnggg time since I’ve been here. A lot has been going on (death in family, job loss, etc.). I hope to frequent the site and the boards more often. Talk to all of you expats (and non-expats soon)
#2
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Hello and welcome back to BE.
I have moved your thread over to the Trailer Park forum as the Welcome Inn is purely for new members to introduce themselves.
I have moved your thread over to the Trailer Park forum as the Welcome Inn is purely for new members to introduce themselves.
#3
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Can’t be that long ago, because I remember you! Welcome back. Did you get to the UK, between then and now?
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Sorry, didn’t realize this is the thread where I should’ve posted
I don’t care that you moved the thread. I’m just glad you didn’t move it off altogether. LOL
#5
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Unfortunately, I still have not put my feet on English soil. It’s still in my future. Can’t put a date on it but hopefully soon. Have to get through election 2020 first. How have you been robin1234?
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Hi Jerseygirl
Will the thread receive more views and responses there or does it not make a difference?
Will the thread receive more views and responses there or does it not make a difference?
#8
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I'm a bit too lazy to check out your previous posts to see where you posted before your return. Sorry about that.
#9
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https://britishexpats.com/forum/
Last edited by Jerseygirl; Aug 15th 2020 at 4:14 pm.
#10
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Oh that's a shame. I've just had a quick look at your previous posts, did you sort your Hungarian citizenship so you can move before the end of the year? Or will you need to qualify for a work based visa or similar?
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I’m an American citizen and I can’t move yet anyway. Family illness to contend with plus Covid makes it hard to travel in the UK right now. If I entered Britain I would have to be quarantined first , correct?
#12
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I know you’re a US citizen but wasn’t the suggestion for you to explore your possible Hungarian citizenship so that you could move to the UK before we left the EU? It’ll be so much tougher after that.
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From reading your earlier posts you are a US citizen with great grandparents who were British but have no further connections to the UK.
Unless you get a work visa you don't have any way of moving permanently to the UK.
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Okay so if I do get a work visa, how long would I have to be working for before I could consider living in Britain? How difficult is it to secure employment in the UK? Would I be hired if I wanted to work let’s say in Bristol (just to throw a town out there)? Is it easier if I’m working here in the states and transferred to England through an American employer?
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Okay so if I do get a work visa, how long would I have to be working for before I could consider living in Britain? How difficult is it to secure employment in the UK? Would I be hired if I wanted to work let’s say in Bristol (just to throw a town out there)? Is it easier if I’m working here in the states and transferred to England through an American employer?