moving to uk?

Question

i might move to the uk within years, but i want to research it cos its kinda a new idea with my family here. i wanna know a few things about it. like i know about the money and stuff
i wont be able to live without things here

for instance, i can use my sidekick over there, right? =|
and uh, as far as tv shows. will i be able to watch the simpsons at all? and if i can, will they be the same ones, or people who re-do the voices to sound all britishlike? and what about spongebob? with those shows, i guess im happy. like tv channels and stuff. what can i get that we have in america? fox? disney? nickelodeon? anything...

and cheap ways to move, where to move, just pleas anything you can give me. all sorts of info you have about moving to uk.

p.s. i have two dogs.
we'lll probley leave the birds behind with my brother. but what about pets? legal documents?

Answer 1

Sidekicks are not very common In the UK, though sold here by T-mobile. Whether a machine from the US is compatible in the UK I don't know - you would probably need to get a new sim card.

You can get all the TV channels you mention via Sky satellite or Virginmedia cable TV. And no they don't dub the voices - we understand American accents!

Answer 2

Don't know about the sidekick, you would have to talk to your phone supplier to see if it would work. For TV. Yes we get a lot of American shows, some you will have to buy cable or satellite to be able to see. As far as I am aware, nothing is changed on the shows, but how soon we get them here after they appear in the US is unclear. In some things, we could be weeks (or months behind).

Have found a possible useful website about relocating to England from the US.

Answer 3

I dont know what sidekick is. Simpsons yes, its on here too, very popular, same voices i think. Yes we get all the channels you mention, plus many more. Ways to move, just the norm, pack and go. you could rent when you first arrive, then you can look at areas and jobs and see where you fancy, countyride, towns, small villages, coastal, or big city ??

Answer 4

Yes we have money.
No we don't have side kicks and it is considered discourteous to use people.
If you get a satelite dish or cable you can watch as much TV as you like.

I think you should find out a little more about the UK before you decide to move. That way you can find out about where you would like to locate. Where would be best for work, lifestyle, etc.

Answer 5

If you are asking about Spongebob and the Simpsons, I am going to assume you are under 18...and if so, why aren't your folks looking into all this?


Re: moving pets to the UK...

1. you can take the pets and have them quarentined over there for 6 months, at your expense...
or...
2. you can get them microchipped and rabies vacinated here, and then send the bloodowrk to an authorized lab in America; then wait the 6 months here, then move them.

Anyhow, here is a link about moving pets...

http://www.defra.gov.uk/

Answer 6

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