Yavin4
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Mon Aug-31-09 09:54 PM
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What's It Like Living and Working In London? |
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How would you compare it to the U.S.? I'd like to work in London if I could.
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Lex
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Mon Aug-31-09 10:13 PM
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1. As an American you can work there if you are a student there, and on a short-term basis. |
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Edited on Mon Aug-31-09 10:18 PM by Lex
Almost impossible to get permission to live and work there for a long period of time.
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Sultana
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Mon Aug-31-09 10:18 PM
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2. London is crazy but beautiful |
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Getting work there is pretty though unless you are the best of the best in your field or a E.U. citizen.
I hope to go back to the UK to do my Masters and PhD errr stating next yr.
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Skittles
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Mon Aug-31-09 11:10 PM
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3. my brother works in Piccadilly Circus |
T_i_B
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Tue Sep-01-09 01:59 AM
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4. I can't compare it to the US |
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But I can say that it's pretty hectic, whatever you do.
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Lydia Leftcoast
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Tue Sep-01-09 02:32 AM
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5. Unless your U.S. employer transfers you there or you have a job skill that |
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is in short supply in the UK or you marry a Brit, your chances are slim. Oh, you could also be a millionaire and buy your way in by starting a company.
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Tue Sep-01-09 02:33 AM
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And you won't get a visa. Took me three months to get mine and I was married to an Englishman.
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Tue Sep-01-09 05:35 AM
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Think Manhattan, but less fun but more historical stuff...
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