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Trying to move abroad

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  • 20-11-2018 5:48pm
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    Eddykadia1
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    I'm trying to move to England . I'm looking for someone to rent with . Is their any one trying to move to England aswell and does anyone have any advice . Anything would help .


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    Caranica
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    Eddykadia1 wrote: »
    I'm trying to move to England . I'm looking for someone to rent with . Is their any one trying to move to England aswell and does anyone have any advice . Anything would help .

    Why are you moving? Where? England is a big place. Do you have work lined up? Friends? Family? Good savings?


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    kerry4sam
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    Thread moved to where it would be better suited.

    Thanks,
    kerry4sam


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    Eddykadia1
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    Caranica wrote: »
    Why are you moving? Where? England is a big place. Do you have work lined up? Friends? Family? Good savings?
    I've about 2 grand saved up I'm looking to do boxing in England dju have any good advice


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    Eddykadia1
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    Mr.S wrote: »
    England is an easy move, providing your Irish / EU you don't need any visas, permits etc etc and it's a cheap RyanAir flight away.

    Use Spareroom.co.uk for housemate / houseshare searches.
    Do you have any other good advice for example good places to move to in England


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    Jim2007
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    Eddykadia1 wrote: »
    I've about 2 grand saved up I'm looking to do boxing in England dju have any good advice

    That is all very nice, but how do you intend to finance your stay once the 2k runs out. Which is not very much by the way - probably less than four weeks expenses plus deposits.

    You seem very ill prepared for such a move. If you want to do boxing in the UK and it is your passion, then I expect you to have a very go idea of exactly where you want to do this. That way you would have some idea of the local cost of living, jobs market etc...

    Best advice would be to put it off for a year, save some more money and do some research so that you know what you are letting yourself in for.


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