recently I've been wanting to go to the UK to get away from my father. (note this is for me a few years down the road but i need to know now so i can make the right decisions now and not regret them later. I've looked up everything about living there forever but i just cant find out how i could do this. i have a friend whos willing to help me and he already lives there. i've heard there's marriage but theres no one i would know willing to have a fake wedding. Also im hopelessly confused on the job part. in fact im hopelesy confused about most of this i really need someone to explain it to me. i also want to get there a soon has i possibly by living there with in 2-3 years. can anyone tell me how? i would ask you dont give me links cause i will be hopelessly confused and that you give this a +3 not because i want points that mean nothing but i want people to see this so i can get more help
However, if you're set on the UK.
If you haven't already, have a look here: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/
/> If you wanna live in the UK permanently, it'd probably be more advisable to do it legally, through the proper system.
Also as for jobs in the UK - most jobs are in high demand, you're gonna want to make sure you have good qualifications if you want to get a decent job, and some work experience probably wouldn't go amiss either.
And to be honest, if the UK is a nice country to VISIT, it is NOT a nice country to live in. Everything's too expensive, you can't find anywhere to live, there really are not many jobs (even in fast food restaurants) and the government is not making things easier. They'd rather donate millions of pounds to countries like India who don't actually need money, than put it towards sorting out the shit in this country.
This may sound terribly racist, but it's unfortunately very true. You are from the USA, not anywhere in the Middle East or Eastern Europe. Good luck with that. If you were from those two places, you'd probably find yourself in a VERY expensive room/house paid for by the council or government, with all expenses paid. And you would have jumped to the front of a housing list people have been waiting on for 5+ years.
Entering Japan
Only 3,879 miles
Also look how great 'Merica is!!
A UK marriage visa offers settled status with no time or work restrictions on your stay. Those in charge of UK immigration have changed this route recently as well meaning both parties must now be at least 21 before a marriage visa can be issued.
Spouse visas are issued for a two-year period initially, after which the holder can apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR).
The UK Ancestry visa is open to Commonwealth citizens with ancestral ties to the UK. There are no points-based skills assessment like other UK visa routes and upon a successful visa application the holder and heir family have immediate access to the employment market with no restrictions. The visa is granted for a five-year period after which applicants can apply for permanent residence.
Applicants must have a grandparent born in the UK or the Republic of Ireland before March 1922 to be eligible.
Tier 1 General visas and tier 2 Work Permits are other popular ways to move to the UK. For the tier 1 General you will need a minimum of a master's degree and be earning £20,000 minimum or for the tier 2 work permit applicants must have a job offer from a UK based company already in place.
A tier 2 Intra-company transfer is a viable option to move to the UK. This work permit allows employers to bring in overseas workers to the UK to fill a specific role for an agreed amount of time. Find out further information on our Work in UK page.
what on earth do you mean by that?
Ps daminals all I ever ask is if you agree with me let me know, and if you disagree let me know. Cash out.
I just sorted your whole life out for you castlewars, just dont die in afghanistan or on some peacekeeping mission in congo and you'll be sorted.