moving to america/canda etc
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moving to america/canda etc
Hi,
I am new here, I have been wantnig to move to USA Since I was 13 years of age I have been attracted to the USA for a long time. I have not done anything about it I am now 25 old enough to try and sort out my life etc I would like to do it before I am 30 years old.
Thing is i am currently unemployed in the UK, and looking for work daily as well as looking for work in the states. or jobs over here that I can move to the states with if that makes sense.
I no the process is long to move out over there but it is something I wish to do(& Expensive). I would like to no how to go about trying to sort it out to move over there & I would like a rough idea how much I would need to earn/save before going over there I no I am going to try and save to have a holiday over there before making my mind up about moving there. Would I be able to apply for jobs while I am on holiday out there?.
Thanks for your help in advance.
I am new here, I have been wantnig to move to USA Since I was 13 years of age I have been attracted to the USA for a long time. I have not done anything about it I am now 25 old enough to try and sort out my life etc I would like to do it before I am 30 years old.
Thing is i am currently unemployed in the UK, and looking for work daily as well as looking for work in the states. or jobs over here that I can move to the states with if that makes sense.
I no the process is long to move out over there but it is something I wish to do(& Expensive). I would like to no how to go about trying to sort it out to move over there & I would like a rough idea how much I would need to earn/save before going over there I no I am going to try and save to have a holiday over there before making my mind up about moving there. Would I be able to apply for jobs while I am on holiday out there?.
Thanks for your help in advance.
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Re: moving to america/canda etc
Before you can even think about the move, what sort of visa do you think you can get? Are you a US citizen?
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I am new here, I have been wantnig to move to USA Since I was 13 years of age I have been attracted to the USA for a long time. I have not done anything about it I am now 25 old enough to try and sort out my life etc I would like to do it before I am 30 years old.
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Nope, I only have qualifications in ICT, not to a degree level but I am thinking of going to do my level 3 ICT Course so i can think about going to UNI before moving over there because with out a degree I don't think I would be able to get a job over there.
Or is there any other way?. the visa I would be applying for is 90 day visa & no I am a UK citizen. Yeah I have been wanting to do this for a few years but not actually gone ahead with anything.
I also have quite extensive work experience till my previous job which I got made redundant from.
Would like a bit of advice what is best to get a job here or over there or what? to actually get a green card etc? I have no family over there but i no people over there.
Or is there any other way?. the visa I would be applying for is 90 day visa & no I am a UK citizen. Yeah I have been wanting to do this for a few years but not actually gone ahead with anything.
I also have quite extensive work experience till my previous job which I got made redundant from.
Would like a bit of advice what is best to get a job here or over there or what? to actually get a green card etc? I have no family over there but i no people over there.
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etc? Where else would you consider?
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I'd consider canada and the states, id rather move some where like this because I don't think id be happy any where else. As it is something I have always wanted to do.
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Re: moving to america/canda etc
There is no "90 day visa" for the US if you're a UK citizen. What you're thinking of is the VWP (Visa Waiver Program) that allows you to enter the country for up to 90 days for business or holiday purposes, but not to live here and especially not to work over here.
Here's a good starting point to understand what options you have:
http://britishexpats.com/wiki/Pulask...ork_in_the_USA
BTW, have you actually been to the US before? Even just as a tourist? As a two-times expat (first emigrated to the UK, then to the US) I can tell you that emigrating somewhere is not a decision one should take lightly.
Here's a good starting point to understand what options you have:
http://britishexpats.com/wiki/Pulask...ork_in_the_USA
BTW, have you actually been to the US before? Even just as a tourist? As a two-times expat (first emigrated to the UK, then to the US) I can tell you that emigrating somewhere is not a decision one should take lightly.
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Nope, I only have qualifications in ICT, not to a degree level but I am thinking of going to do my level 3 ICT Course so i can think about going to UNI before moving over there because with out a degree I don't think I would be able to get a job over there.
Or is there any other way?
Would like a bit of advice what is best to get a job here or over there or what? to actually get a green card etc? I have no family over there but i no people over there.
Or is there any other way?
Would like a bit of advice what is best to get a job here or over there or what? to actually get a green card etc? I have no family over there but i no people over there.
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I am taken . so that's a no go area.
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What about when I finally get a job in the UK, what do i do then?. just save up as much as I can? and go from there?.