How to get in the USA
#16
Re: How to get in the USA
Many states in the South in the US have a climate that you'd probably like.
From North Carolina heading south, the winters are more pleasant than in the North.
However, weather shouldn't be your main criteria for location unless you're a retiree (in which case there's no visa that allows you to live year round in the US anyway).
NC Penguin
From North Carolina heading south, the winters are more pleasant than in the North.
However, weather shouldn't be your main criteria for location unless you're a retiree (in which case there's no visa that allows you to live year round in the US anyway).
NC Penguin
#17
Re: How to get in the USA
Originally Posted by NC Penguin
weather shouldn't be your main criteria for location
#18
Re: How to get in the USA
Originally Posted by Manc
it is mine right now!
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#19
Re: How to get in the USA
Originally Posted by Manc
it is mine right now!
#20
Re: How to get in the USA
Originally Posted by Ray
For ****sake ..come and be a neighbor of mine before the next winter arrives ...
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#21
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Re: How to get in the USA
Originally Posted by NC Penguin
Yeah. That's Ray's way of saying he needs someone to take care of his yard...
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#22
Re: How to get in the USA
Originally Posted by ImHere
How about one of the British Islands - Grand Cayman etc? British Virgin Islands?
Apparently you can just go live and work there if you have a British Passport and buy a business with no fannying around with E2 visa and the like.
Apparently you can just go live and work there if you have a British Passport and buy a business with no fannying around with E2 visa and the like.
Three British territories where it *may* be easier for a British citizen to get an immigration permit, depending on circumstances are:
- Isle of Man
- Gibraltar
- Falkland Islands
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Re: How to get in the USA
Originally Posted by JAJ
British Overseas territories have their own immigration laws that apply to British citizens as much as anyone else. Most are very hard to get into.
Three British territories where it *may* be easier for a British citizen to get an immigration permit, depending on circumstances are:
- Isle of Man
- Gibraltar
- Falkland Islands
Jeremy
Three British territories where it *may* be easier for a British citizen to get an immigration permit, depending on circumstances are:
- Isle of Man
- Gibraltar
- Falkland Islands
Jeremy
Yup they do indeed have their own laws. And I was pointing out that in some you can go buy a business and live there, regardless of nationality, easier than you can in the US.
BTW, Gibraltar is covered under EU law so any EU citizen can go live and play there.
And as for the Isle of Man ....any british citizen can live there... Just may need a work permit to work there (which is normally a given for BC's)
Last edited by ImHere; Mar 2nd 2005 at 3:48 am.
#24
Re: How to get in the USA
One of the few places I can think of with fiercer weather than northern Michigan is the Falklands!
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Re: How to get in the USA
Originally Posted by snowbunny
One of the few places I can think of with fiercer weather than northern Michigan is the Falklands!
#26
Re: How to get in the USA
My ex served in the FI with the RAF. He went to buy a toy penguin from a local gift shop to take home as a gift. When he turned it over, it said "made in Weston-super-Mare."
True story.
True story.
#27
Re: How to get in the USA
Originally Posted by Ray
For ****sake ..come and be a neighbor of mine before the next winter arrives ...
Yeah Manc, no worries, Ray has the squirrel population at bay so you're in no danger from them.
#28
Re: How to get in the USA- OT
Originally Posted by anotherlimey
Yes, but the Falklands have penguins.
Yes. Falklands have penguins. I have pictures of them in this location.
On the other end of the temperature scale, penguins are to be found wandering on the beaches in S. Africa and Australia (different friends of mine have seen them in both countries).
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#29
Re: How to get in the USA- OT
Originally Posted by NC Penguin
Someone mentioned penguins?
#30
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Re: How to get in the USA
Originally Posted by snowbunny
My ex served in the FI with the RAF. He went to buy a toy penguin from a local gift shop to take home as a gift. When he turned it over, it said "made in Weston-super-Mare."
True story.
True story.
A Mexican newspaper reports that bored Royal Air Force pilots stationed on the Falkland Islands have devised what they consider a marvelous new game. Noting that the local penguins are fascinated by airplanes, the pilots search out a beach where the birds are gathered and fly slowly along it at the water's edge. Perhaps ten thousand penguins turn their heads in unison watching the planes go by, and when the pilots turn around and fly back, the birds turn their heads in the opposite direction, like spectators at a slow-motion tennis match. Then, the paper reports, "The pilots fly out to sea and return directly toward the penguin colony and over-fly it. Heads go up, up, up, and ten thousand penguins fall over gently onto their backs."
but then this makes me laugh too.
Last edited by anotherlimey; Mar 2nd 2005 at 2:05 pm.