Contemplating a Move to the US
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Hi All, thanks for all the advice.
I think I'm going to leave it on here for now, as I've said previously I have an entire network of Americans who can advise on finances. It's getting quite contrary one person says quality of life is great, then everyone else can't help but tell me how much expensive everything and it seems set to discourage me. I'm guessing next you're going to tell me MIT don't know what they're doing and more than doubling their recommended living wage will still have us living like paupers? https://livingwage.mit.edu/states/26
I'd still welcome advice related to the process of applying for a visa/greencard and tips for getting set up.
I think I'm going to leave it on here for now, as I've said previously I have an entire network of Americans who can advise on finances. It's getting quite contrary one person says quality of life is great, then everyone else can't help but tell me how much expensive everything and it seems set to discourage me. I'm guessing next you're going to tell me MIT don't know what they're doing and more than doubling their recommended living wage will still have us living like paupers? https://livingwage.mit.edu/states/26
I'd still welcome advice related to the process of applying for a visa/greencard and tips for getting set up.
I'll close this thread now as you're done with it, but if you have questions about the visa process, you should post those questions in the Marriage Based Visas sub forum, where you'll get good advice.
Best of luck.
Last edited by christmasoompa; Oct 22nd 2025 at 8:27 am.







