Living in Great Britain
Living in Great Britain Cost of Living Once you have to decided to move to Great Britain you have to choose to which part you want to move. Cost of…
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Finding a Job in Italy
There are more qualified workers in Italy, than there are jobs to place them in. For this reason you’ll often find that the man who serves you coffee in the…
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Retiring in Great Britain
Retiring in Great Britain If you are already have permission to stay in the UK as a retired person of independent means, you can apply to extend your stay or…
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Literary Inspired Holidays in Great Britain
Literary Inspired Holidays in Great Britain England is not only famous for its Royal Family, its castles, history, beautiful gardens and cozy cottages, the Big Ben and Tower Bridge, but…
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Work Visas and Finding a Job in the Great Britain
Work Visas and Finding a Job in the Great Britain If you come to the UK to work you will find out that there are all kinds of work visas…
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Great Britain
Great Britain The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland consists of four countries: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland (not to be confused with the Republic of Ireland).…
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Living in Scotland: An EscapeArtist Quick Take
The Scots are a very friendly people and they will most certainly welcome you warmly when you arrive in Scotland. There are different places you can move to. Aberdeen has…
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Retire to a Barge on the Canals of France
Retire to a Barge on the Canals of France For many people of a certain age and stage of life, and income level, setting up housekeeping on a barge is…
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Is the UK drifting away from Europe?
In the past elections for the European Parliament, nationalist, populist and anti-European right wing parties gained substantial strength. The Front Nationale in France, led by Marie Le Pen won the…
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Does the UK Have a Job for You?
Overseas Jobs – Economic Needs in the UK In considering whether or not to move to the UK for employment, there are two huge considerations. The first of course is…
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