What do I need in order to live and work in England for 6 months?
I am a Canadian citizen, and I want to live in London for 6 months and work before going to university... What do I need in order to do this?
Immigration - 1 Answers
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You would need a visa and a work permit. If you are ttrying to get into the health service they will welcome you with open arms. Good luck
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
I'm American, wife is British, we live in America and want to live and work in England, which Visa do I need
I'm American, wife is British, we live in America and want to live and work in England, which Visa do I need?
As an American, should I send my wife over to get settled then apply for a spouse visa? Should I line up a job first and have my potential employer apply for a work visa? I am at my wit's end. The UK home office site does not address these issues very well. I'm lost in knowing which way to choose. There has to be mixed nationality couples from America and England that have gone through this process before...please help!
Immigration - 2 Answers
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If you don't already have a place to stay in the UK - your wife might need to over there and arrange all that first. She will then need to help you apply for a Visa. You will need to be able to show that you can live there without any help from public funds. So she may need to find a job that can support you both before you apply. You can find more information about it here - http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/howtoapply/infs/inf4husbandswifespartners http://www.britainusa.com/visas/articles_show_nt1.asp?i=65035&L1=41000&a=41033 :-)
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A spouse visa is your best bet as transatlantic job hunting isn't generally successful. Your wife will need to show she has a place for you to live and a job to support you. If she goes over first, rents a small place and takes the first job she can get that should be plenty. The spousal visa process is pretty fast so you two needn't be apart for long. One couple I know did it without the wife leaving as a family friend gave then a lease on a property she owned and a relative wrote to them both with job offers. A week after getting there they had the spousal visa in hand. When they got to the UK they had to stay with family until they found a real place to stay and they both got real job offers.
As an American, should I send my wife over to get settled then apply for a spouse visa? Should I line up a job first and have my potential employer apply for a work visa? I am at my wit's end. The UK home office site does not address these issues very well. I'm lost in knowing which way to choose. There has to be mixed nationality couples from America and England that have gone through this process before...please help!
Immigration - 2 Answers
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If you don't already have a place to stay in the UK - your wife might need to over there and arrange all that first. She will then need to help you apply for a Visa. You will need to be able to show that you can live there without any help from public funds. So she may need to find a job that can support you both before you apply. You can find more information about it here - http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/howtoapply/infs/inf4husbandswifespartners http://www.britainusa.com/visas/articles_show_nt1.asp?i=65035&L1=41000&a=41033 :-)
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A spouse visa is your best bet as transatlantic job hunting isn't generally successful. Your wife will need to show she has a place for you to live and a job to support you. If she goes over first, rents a small place and takes the first job she can get that should be plenty. The spousal visa process is pretty fast so you two needn't be apart for long. One couple I know did it without the wife leaving as a family friend gave then a lease on a property she owned and a relative wrote to them both with job offers. A week after getting there they had the spousal visa in hand. When they got to the UK they had to stay with family until they found a real place to stay and they both got real job offers.
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
If You Buy the New ipod nano in the US will it work in England
If You Buy the New ipod nano in the US will it work in England?
i just need to find out because its cheaper over in the US by about 30 pounds thank you in advance i need answers quickly!!1
Music & Music Players - 3 Answers
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Yes, it will work.
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come over here and try it
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More than likely since only one manufacturer makes iPods.
i just need to find out because its cheaper over in the US by about 30 pounds thank you in advance i need answers quickly!!1
Music & Music Players - 3 Answers
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Yes, it will work.
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come over here and try it
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More than likely since only one manufacturer makes iPods.
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
How does hotel rooms work in the England
How does hotel rooms work in the England?
How many beds is there in a standard double room in an England? Is it just 1 double bed? What kind of room would have 2 double (big) beds? Can someone list bed size in order? Largest to smallest. Double, King, Single, Twin Please answer the first two questions as well!! That is the most important part I need to know!
Other - United Kingdom - 5 Answers
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Single, Twin, Double, King do*
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Largest to smallest from your list is: King Double Twin Single
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A double will generally mean one double bed. A twin room will probably mean two single beds.
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Hi, Yes, in a standard double room there will just be one double bed. I don't know of any hotel rooms where there would be 2 double beds, you might have to just book 2 separate rooms, or maybe a family room if they have one, and push 2 single beds together if needed as a double. See my explanation of the room types available in England/UK. Hope this helps.... Single is one single bed. A very small room. Twin is two single beds. Probably smaller than average sized room Double is one double bed in a good sized room. King is a larger bed in a larger room. Also, a family room normally has a double bed and two singles, or double bed and bunk beds ( one on top of the other, normally for children ). Again, hope this helps.
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A double room means a double bed. We can't understand why people would need two double beds in a room and this is very rare in England except for hotels that are part of American chains. A twin room has two single beds.
How many beds is there in a standard double room in an England? Is it just 1 double bed? What kind of room would have 2 double (big) beds? Can someone list bed size in order? Largest to smallest. Double, King, Single, Twin Please answer the first two questions as well!! That is the most important part I need to know!
Other - United Kingdom - 5 Answers
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Single, Twin, Double, King do*
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Largest to smallest from your list is: King Double Twin Single
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A double will generally mean one double bed. A twin room will probably mean two single beds.
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Hi, Yes, in a standard double room there will just be one double bed. I don't know of any hotel rooms where there would be 2 double beds, you might have to just book 2 separate rooms, or maybe a family room if they have one, and push 2 single beds together if needed as a double. See my explanation of the room types available in England/UK. Hope this helps.... Single is one single bed. A very small room. Twin is two single beds. Probably smaller than average sized room Double is one double bed in a good sized room. King is a larger bed in a larger room. Also, a family room normally has a double bed and two singles, or double bed and bunk beds ( one on top of the other, normally for children ). Again, hope this helps.
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A double room means a double bed. We can't understand why people would need two double beds in a room and this is very rare in England except for hotels that are part of American chains. A twin room has two single beds.
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