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Katrina W

Sep 5th 2002 1:30 pm

Retiring in the US

Is it possible to just retire in the US? My husband has several good pensions (stockmarket willing) organised for a couple of years time and the value of our house would keep me in shoes for a while, so we wouldn't be a drain on the US economy.

Joachim Feise

Sep 5th 2002 3:53 pm

Re: Retiring in the US

Katrina W wrote:
    > Is it possible to just retire in the US? My husband has several good pensions
    > (stockmarket willing) organised for a couple of years time and the value of our
    > house would keep me in shoes for a while, so we wouldn't be a drain on the US
    > economy.

There is no visa for retires. You would have to get a visitor visa, and return
regularly to your home country.

Stuart Brook

Sep 5th 2002 6:43 pm

Re: Retiring in the US

Katrina W wrote:
    > Is it possible to just retire in the US? My husband has several good pensions
    > (stockmarket willing) organised for a couple of years time and the value of our
    > house would keep me in shoes for a while, so we wouldn't be a drain on the US
    > economy.
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

It is no longer possible. At one time there was a visa for retirees.

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