Immigration and Visas:
UK Immigration is pretty cut and dried, that is, simple and to the point, you don’t need a lawyer, you can do the paperwork yourself if it is straightforward (such as for fiance and spousal visas anyway).
You can move to the UK to work if your UK employer gets you a work permit before you arrive.
You can move to the UK if you have family that reside in the UK, relatives, spouse, fiance(e), as long as you can prove you will not need “welfare” support when you are here.
Others who qualify to move may be the financially comfortable, asylum seekers, and refugees.
It is not simple to move to the UK, being American or speaking English does not entitle anyone to live in the UK. If it were so, the gates would be swarmed. As it is, they have enough immigration troubles.
You can move to the UK if you have family that reside in the UK, relatives, spouse, fiance(e), as long as you can prove you will not need “welfare” support when you are here.
Others who qualify to move may be the financially comfortable, asylum seekers, and refugees.
It is not simple to move to the UK, being American or speaking English does not entitle anyone to live in the UK. If it were so, the gates would be swarmed. As it is, they have enough immigration troubles.
The advice in these pages are not legal or professional advice, please confirm all information with the appropriate legal or government channels before taking action.
I would suggest to all those considering this move to do so following the rules. It is already very easy to enter this country, without making things more complicated by trying to beat the system. You could face deportation and be prohibited from taking up residence or visiting the UK ever again!
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