is it easier to in england or scotland?

Question

HI well im plannin on moving to britain (first on a 6 month holiday) but i wanna know which is it easier to emigrate to or find work or get a visa in? i here its scotland but im up for any country caus ei got fam n friends n both but which isthe easiest country to get a visa n work permit? England? Or Scotland? any answers are appreciated!!!! xxx

Answer 1

I don't think there is ne difference as we are under the same government, i think.
It delends what kind of area you wanna stay in, England is a great place, a lot of towns are near a city, i live nr Macclesfield, the train ride is about 15 mins, cars around 25 depending on where abouts in Manchester you wanna be.
If you are here on a holiday why not spend 3 months in England and 3 months in Scotland, see which you prefer, if you like big cities the best places to go first or London, Manchester and Liverpool, all got great clubs lots of things to see, and they are quite different from each other to.
Liverpudlians have a great accent aswell.
If you like been by the sea, Devon, cornwall, blackpool, there are loads of places and they are town and villages not big cities.
Anywho if you need any more info, or places to go in England, let me know.
Its a great place to live!!!!

Answer 2

There is no difference, as you are emigrating to the same country (United Kingdom), and therefore all visa applications are processed by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Home Office. Also, you CANNOT change a 6 month holiday into permanent residence. You can only apply for a visa in your home country, unless you're seeking asylum. Go to the FCO website http://www.fco.gov.uk or to the UKVisas website http://www.fco.gov.uk/servlet/Front?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=Page&cid=1006977149953 for more information.

Just to help you out; the United Kingdom (full name: the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) is a country made up of four smaller countries (hence the "United" bit), a bit like the US where different states make up the US. The four countries (known as the Home Nations) are, in alphabetical order, England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. The application procedure is the same to apply to all of them.

Answer 3

On the whole, Scotland looks nicer than the majority of England. I find that the people are also more friendly (tho there are pockets of England where people are very friendly). Lots of students go to work in Edinburgh so my guessing is it's one of the esier places to get work just because employers are more used to having non-british employees.
London may have the same sort of situation but it is very expensive and you have to be sure of getting a good job to live ocmfortably.

Answer 4

If 2 of you may get autos, and sat-navs, then it delivers you with so a lot extra freedom once you're there, and the petrol shared between all of you'd be peanuts! in the different case, the instructor will be more cost-effective than the practice, yet will in hardship-free words get you close up to the inn, and also you would possibly want to pay for some VERY intense priced-in accordance to-mile taxis to get precisely the position you want to pass.

Answer 5

I don't know where is easier to emigrate but Scotland is more beautiful than England

Answer 6

There are more incentives to move to Scotland at the moment due to our falling population. Depending on what you do, depends on how easy it'll be.
Come to Scotland, its so much nicer, friendlier and welcoming.

Answer 7

both places have their goods and bads, but both are nice places.

But being Scottish that I am, i simply have to recommend England. More to do there. Scotland is more peaceful though.

whatever floats your boat.