live in England

It doesn’t really count though seeing as I am english and have lived here forever. oh well…

Ive been living in England for four month intervals.. on my visa. Basically: live in England for four months, school in Canada for four months, back in England

Moving every four months has been a bit annoying, but I’ve loved every minute of living in the country side and working at the local pub.

I’ve been in England (coming from America) for five years. When I first arrived, I felt like I had finally come home…I do miss the states terribly at times, but I love it here enough to overcome it!

My name is Jessica, but u can call me Jessie or Jess. I’m interested on living to England; Does anybody know the process?

I have lived in england for 14 years
and i moved to australia 1 year ago and i lOVE
Both countries i wouldnt move back from australia cos australia is more like me in many ways ut my family would go back to england Engand is amaing i would definatley give it a shot xo

After going to England next July and if I truly fall in love with it I would like to move there. Getting to live in another country would be amazing. The culture and beauty of this certain country is extremely appealing!

The UK has much to offer and very little to offer, it depends on the person. Personally, lucky for me I am born and bred here. We have our fair share of issues and problems however, and it’s a very large however…the positives far outweigh the negatives. I could go on about tax, housing, politics etc I wont.
The real positives are that you will be hard pushed to find such spectacular beauty in one small country, it never fails to impress me that the culture and history here is still a total inspiration and history permeates within everything in England, also I do like the fact that compared to some other countries our society is still fairly selfless give or take to odd newspaper headline!

I live in the UK I was born and raised here, and have seen a lot of different parts of the country. There are parts i love with some of the best landscapes you will ever see, and some parts I hate, and would never recommend. But I would love to move to New york or Texas. The job market is not that good in the UK and I would love to have a better working life and not have to worrie about money so much all the time.

“Oh, to be in England, now that April’s here!”
Actually, it’s not April. But I do want to live in England eventually, because it is just teeming with culture and history and architecture and elite ballet companies. I don’t know if I want to be there forever, but I do intend to spend more than a year in the UK.

What a coincedence that I would like to live in England.