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I want to move to England from America. Have you done this and have info?

  • I want to move to England from America. Have you done this and have info? Im 18 and im just about done with high school. I really want to move to England some point after high school ...show more

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    Everyone has given you really good answers, but I just wanted to add, when your looking for places to study, at 18 you should be looking for universities and not colleges In England at least (in ot sure about Scotland nor NI, colleges are for 16-18 yr olds, and from 18 for a degree or what ever the institute is called university. To get a student visa you'd have to know where you want to study, so it might help when your googling, AND don't just think England = London. There are lots of other cities, all slightly cheaper too. Really depends on what you want to study too.

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Unless you already have a job offer the chances of you getting a work permit are very slim- you are only 18, so i do not thinlk ( but I could be wrong) that you fall into the category of highly skilled labour. Try this site http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/workingintheuk/ Secondly, it is very expensive to live in London. Why don't you ask / see if there is any advice on an expat. website that could give you more information. http://www.internations.org/expats/home/great-britain/london

Mich99

official UK visa/Immigration site http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/

LadyMerton

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