Where would you emigrate to
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Where would you emigrate to
If given the chance?
For me, Nova Scotia Canada looks a prime target.
Looks like a suitable wedge needs aquiring to retire there and it don't look easy.
For me, Nova Scotia Canada looks a prime target.
Looks like a suitable wedge needs aquiring to retire there and it don't look easy.
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Re: Where would you emigrate to
How much are we talking, Hoboh?Hoboh wrote:If given the chance?
For me, Nova Scotia Canada looks a prime target.
Looks like a suitable wedge needs aquiring to retire there and it don't look easy.

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Re: Where would you emigrate to
I've always fancied Bongo bongo land.
Otherwise, I did emigrate to Japan. But after three years the visa situation started to get difficult and complicated so I immigrated back.
Otherwise, I did emigrate to Japan. But after three years the visa situation started to get difficult and complicated so I immigrated back.
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Re: Where would you emigrate to
Ah, but that'd make you an immigrant, and a part of the problem.Hoboh wrote:If given the chance?
For me, Nova Scotia Canada looks a prime target.
Looks like a suitable wedge needs aquiring to retire there and it don't look easy.

Southern France for me.
May the bridges I burn light your way
Re: Where would you emigrate to
Bit more than my current net value I'm afraid, you need to prove funds to live and without any family sponsors there, enough to get an investors visa.mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:How much are we talking, Hoboh?Hoboh wrote:If given the chance?
For me, Nova Scotia Canada looks a prime target.
Looks like a suitable wedge needs aquiring to retire there and it don't look easy.
Takes the Mickey out of requirements to come to the UK.
On the other hand someone in your line should be quite eligible
Re: Where would you emigrate to
Hoboh wrote:If given the chance?
For me, Nova Scotia Canada looks a prime target.
Looks like a suitable wedge needs aquiring to retire there and it don't look easy.

The above post is complete bollox/garbage/nonsense, please point this out to me at any and every occasion possible.
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Re: Where would you emigrate to
You need quite a bit of cash for an investor's visa but this is just a fast track method. Political refugee is another fast track method (are you in danger from all those socialist pinkos in the UK?). You can also get in fast if you are skilled in one of these occupations - note there is a cap on each one which may have been reached. I don't know what you are skilled in (other than jingoismHoboh wrote:Bit more than my current net value I'm afraid, you need to prove funds to live and without any family sponsors there, enough to get an investors visa.mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:How much are we talking, Hoboh?Hoboh wrote:If given the chance?
For me, Nova Scotia Canada looks a prime target.
Looks like a suitable wedge needs aquiring to retire there and it don't look easy.
Takes the Mickey out of requirements to come to the UK.
On the other hand someone in your line should be quite eligible

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Re: Where would you emigrate to
I've already emigrated (to UAE). We chose to do this for several reasons, but mainly for a better quality of life and to hopefully earn enough to retire before I totally fall apart. We want to return to the UK some day (it isn't as shit as some like to moan about), though we may at some point have to head further east for Mrs AT's job before we make it back. Being away has made me appreciate the UK a bit more. I might feel different in time, but I can't imagine not coming home right now.
Re: Where would you emigrate to
Hoboh wrote:If given the chance?
For me, Nova Scotia Canada looks a prime target.
Looks like a suitable wedge needs aquiring to retire there and it don't look easy.
bloody health-tourist immigrant benefit cheat culture-shagging scroungers!
Re: Where would you emigrate to
thebish wrote:Hoboh wrote:If given the chance?
For me, Nova Scotia Canada looks a prime target.
Looks like a suitable wedge needs aquiring to retire there and it don't look easy.
bloody health-tourist immigrant benefit cheat culture-shagging scroungers!

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Re: Where would you emigrate to
It does look good there monty, you know the area?Montreal Wanderer wrote:You need quite a bit of cash for an investor's visa but this is just a fast track method. Political refugee is another fast track method (are you in danger from all those socialist pinkos in the UK?). You can also get in fast if you are skilled in one of these occupations - note there is a cap on each one which may have been reached. I don't know what you are skilled in (other than jingoismHoboh wrote:Bit more than my current net value I'm afraid, you need to prove funds to live and without any family sponsors there, enough to get an investors visa.mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:How much are we talking, Hoboh?Hoboh wrote:If given the chance?
For me, Nova Scotia Canada looks a prime target.
Looks like a suitable wedge needs aquiring to retire there and it don't look easy.
Takes the Mickey out of requirements to come to the UK.
On the other hand someone in your line should be quite eligible). There are also the usual methods for non-businessmen, non-refugees and non-skilled people which take a little longer but are not costly. Just apply and wait for a couple of years.
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Re: Where would you emigrate to
Chester.
Not advocating mass-murder as an entirely positive experience, of course, but it had its moments.
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Re: Where would you emigrate to
If you leave now you'll be there before last ordersbobo the clown wrote:Chester.

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Don't do it bobo, if you are caught after midnight...Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:If you leave now you'll be there before last ordersbobo the clown wrote:Chester.
Well I would miss you

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Re: Where would you emigrate to
If I leave now I could be there for first orders.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:If you leave now you'll be there before last ordersbobo the clown wrote:Chester.
Once the Welsh 'Government' start doing their own taxation I figure I've got about 5 years before the whole fckg place comes tumbling down.
Jaffka, you have to be Welsh to be killed by an arrow if found inside the City Walls after dusk ... & I'm not, thank the Lord.
Not advocating mass-murder as an entirely positive experience, of course, but it had its moments.
"I understand you are a very good footballer" ... "I try".
"I understand you are a very good footballer" ... "I try".
Re: Where would you emigrate to
You know what's been started now...bobo the clown wrote:If I leave now I could be there for first orders.Abdoulaye's Twin wrote:If you leave now you'll be there before last ordersbobo the clown wrote:Chester.
Once the Welsh 'Government' start doing their own taxation I figure I've got about 5 years before the whole fckg place comes tumbling down.
Jaffka, you have to be Welsh to be killed by an arrow if found inside the City Walls after dusk ... & I'm not, thank the Lord.
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I'd be off to Eastern Europe. According to your good self, it must be nearly empty now, as they're all in London.Hoboh wrote:If given the chance?
For me, Nova Scotia Canada looks a prime target.
Looks like a suitable wedge needs aquiring to retire there and it don't look easy.
Re: Where would you emigrate to
Very nice, not as nice as the west coast, but I'm sure we all knew that already. Now if you want to sacrifice a couple years, there might be a mayor job available in Toronto. You can use that job to get by the other red tape. Not sure what the qualifications for the Toronto job are but they don't seem that fussy.Hoboh wrote:It does look good there monty, you know the area?Montreal Wanderer wrote:You need quite a bit of cash for an investor's visa but this is just a fast track method. Political refugee is another fast track method (are you in danger from all those socialist pinkos in the UK?). You can also get in fast if you are skilled in one of these occupations - note there is a cap on each one which may have been reached. I don't know what you are skilled in (other than jingoismHoboh wrote:Bit more than my current net value I'm afraid, you need to prove funds to live and without any family sponsors there, enough to get an investors visa.mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:How much are we talking, Hoboh?Hoboh wrote:If given the chance?
For me, Nova Scotia Canada looks a prime target.
Looks like a suitable wedge needs aquiring to retire there and it don't look easy.
Takes the Mickey out of requirements to come to the UK.
On the other hand someone in your line should be quite eligible). There are also the usual methods for non-businessmen, non-refugees and non-skilled people which take a little longer but are not costly. Just apply and wait for a couple of years.
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Re: Where would you emigrate to
I wouldn't emigrate anywhere......wouldn't mind a holiday in Corfu though....
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