Hi!

I moved here from the US (Northern Virginia) as well, though I'm married to an EU national, which made the move a bit easier. To answer your question, take advantage of the 90 day visa waiver program between the US and UK, and come here to see if you would like to stay longer. Once here, you can start looking for employment and try to get a work visa from the employer. Unless you have strong ties to an EU national, or are married to one, then the only way to go is via a work permit.

 

work permit?

Isn't it true that you must work in a certain field to apply for a work permit in the UK (doctor, nurse, ect.)

 

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Have a look http://www.workpermit.com/uk/uk.htm

polskasweety, Iam not aware of this one for UK,he would get 6 months on arrival,anyways!!!!

http://www.usembassy.org.uk/cons_web/ac ... ration.htm

 

darn

Yes, as i thought. You must be involved in the HSMP or proper sector of the low skilled UK work permit to apply.

 

darn

Yes, as i thought. You must be involved in the HSMP or proper sector of the low skilled UK work permit to apply.