Is the US still a dream worth pursuing?
#1
Is the US still a dream worth pursuing?
Hi Everyone.
Is a life in the USA still a dream worth pursuing or is it a bad idea now?
With various cutbacks in spending (health, education, etc) is it worth it?
I'm looking to emigrate to the US on an EB-5 visa in a few years as admittedly, the US is where I would prefer to have my children born and raised as I believe they would have more opportunities.
But......?
Is a life in the USA still a dream worth pursuing or is it a bad idea now?
With various cutbacks in spending (health, education, etc) is it worth it?
I'm looking to emigrate to the US on an EB-5 visa in a few years as admittedly, the US is where I would prefer to have my children born and raised as I believe they would have more opportunities.
But......?
#6
Re: Is the US still a dream worth pursuing?
not at all.
but basically using your kids as an excuse because YOU want to live in the USA is lame at best I think.
If your kids want to live anywhere in the world it is your job to teach them to strive and graft for what they want.
but basically using your kids as an excuse because YOU want to live in the USA is lame at best I think.
If your kids want to live anywhere in the world it is your job to teach them to strive and graft for what they want.
#7
Re: Is the US still a dream worth pursuing?
At the moment I have no children. I'm single and an only child with no surviving family and I'm not married. My reason for moving to the US IS for my children (future children). I'm an entrepreneur by nature and I see the US as a more entrepreneurial society with a positive attitude as compared to the UK's negative 'put down' attitude that I have experienced far too much of. I just see the US as the better of the two.
#8
Re: Is the US still a dream worth pursuing?
Hi Everyone.
Is a life in the USA still a dream worth pursuing or is it a bad idea now?
With various cutbacks in spending (health, education, etc) is it worth it?
I'm looking to emigrate to the US on an EB-5 visa in a few years as admittedly, the US is where I would prefer to have my children born and raised as I believe they would have more opportunities.
But......?
Is a life in the USA still a dream worth pursuing or is it a bad idea now?
With various cutbacks in spending (health, education, etc) is it worth it?
I'm looking to emigrate to the US on an EB-5 visa in a few years as admittedly, the US is where I would prefer to have my children born and raised as I believe they would have more opportunities.
But......?
Never ever take what is said to you on here to heart, that gets you nowhere
and have a good look around the search engine at the top of page, research.
Many states differ to what you may be looking for, I think its worth what I am doing to emigrate to the states hopefully 2011, maybe things will be the same, maybe not...who knows
With opportunities, come costs, like everything, look at this from all angles to make sure its for you
#9
Re: Is the US still a dream worth pursuing?
At the moment I have no children. I'm single and an only child with no surviving family and I'm not married. My reason for moving to the US IS for my children (future children). I'm an entrepreneur by nature and I see the US as a more entrepreneurial society with a positive attitude as compared to the UK's negative 'put down' attitude that I have experienced far too much of. I just see the US as the better of the two.
#10
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Re: Is the US still a dream worth pursuing?
Your kids would have a good oppertunity to work at McDonalds or Wendys
bad health care, bad social security, bad employment prospects, bad workers rights .... need I go on ?
bad health care, bad social security, bad employment prospects, bad workers rights .... need I go on ?
#11
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Re: Is the US still a dream worth pursuing?
Just as easy to be able to work at McDonald's or Argo's in the UK. It depends on the kid and how he's raised.....
#13
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Re: Is the US still a dream worth pursuing?
Hospital side, definitely.... 4 weeks.....not too much. If you're not making that much money and you have to book your holidays in advance, what good is 4 weeks? I suppose that you have them, which is nice.
#14
Re: Is the US still a dream worth pursuing?
it is such a chore booking holidays in advance isn't it?
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Re: Is the US still a dream worth pursuing?
I don't always know where I want to go a year in advance. I might have some idea....but who knows. Plus things come up, its nice to have the freedom to book time off in shorter time frame. I suppose if you say, well I want two weeks off in July, then you've got it booked. Of course when July rolls around and you don't have a vacation booked, you just enjoy those two weeks off at home.