My family has been born,raised etc. in England.I want to know how I can move there permanently?Some R thereFam
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If your family was all born their you may be able to have dual citizenship. \nMy mother is from England and being her daughter I can choose to have dual citizenship, just as she can have dual citizenship here in the US. Its called naturalization. I am American and have French through Marriage. a
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By being adopted, your step dad is legally your father. Every child get the citizenship of their parents unless your parents explicitly ask for something else (here, rules on where you were born apply - if this is so, which I doubt, you may of course seek to change it). You are, by UK and international law, therefore entitled to British citizenship. However you need to apply, and the adoption papers are here the focal evidence for your rightful citizenship.\n\nOn the other hand, have you ever lived in the UK? Some, if not most, countries have rules saying that people who have never lived in their country until the age of 18 or 20 or 22, must apply specifically to retain their citizenship. If you, your Ghanian (?) mother and your British (step) father resides in Ghana, you may face some problems. If so, you may wish to consult an immigration solicitor or charity in the UK ...
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thats easy  man...what would really be a challenge is if you aspired to move a country..like just move it dude..ya know people and all...even the trees and sh it and the birds yeah the birds..and the lamposts and stuff.. yeah and the chocolates and candy and stuff i like them..and  lots of other things man..i mean like everything..but them things first.. \nsee how easy that is guy.. then come on here asking how easy it is cos dude..i can tell you it will be hard..good luck and let me know what country you move i vote england..move it somewhere hot near barbados or something..good luck with that...please keep me informed of the progression..
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England,my England.To be born in England is to be honoured by god himself.If god did not love England so much why did he choose to have all the best people born here ?
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Why cant you just live where you come from?..
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You need to be a British citizen first.
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Well never having been to America, your system, whilst different to ours in England does have the same thread running through it so to speak.  Here in Britain it is the councils who create the ghetto's They tend to take a place that has or is starting to get a bit of a bad name and they start putting petty criminals, nuisance neighbours, rowdy types into that area.  The decent people living there do their very best then to get out but nobody wants to exchange houses with them, the council will not allow a transfer unless there is a serious reason such as a medical one, and if they have been unfortunate enough to have bought their council house, nobody wants to buy it from them. They are then well & truly stuck whilst the council continue to put the dross onto the estate. I believe it is for the purpose of facilitating the council's own interests and that of the police. I know this sounds awful but that is what I believe. I am so sorry for you if you are stuck in a situation like that & I hope that you find some peace somewhere
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There's quite a lot of English people on Yahoo Answers...  I myself am from Lancashire. If you take a look around you'll probably find there's a lot of UK residents asking and answering questions here. A good place to start would be the travel categories, which include many UK regions.
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i live in England,Bolton,but I come from Scotland.The last place I lived was Edinburgh.I was brought up about 10 miles from there in a little fishing village called port seton,although I have lived in prestonpans,mussleburgh,fife,tranent.If you wish to send me an e-mail Im at crystalwaterssunrise@yahoo.co.uk .   If not, thats cool,and thanks for the points.take care
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I guess you would have to go to the American embassy. If you were in America you would go to the English embassy, but since you're already in England...\nWhere did you get your visa, though, because that's probably where you would find a better answer.\nBut I agree with the other people who suggested to consult a lawyer.\nOr you could find other immigrants in there and ask them how they're doing everything and so.\nLucky b itch, I wish I could go to England.
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Yes. I am doing so. You are treated as an EEA national. You may, but are not required to, obtain a Home Office permit. The only practical significance of that is that children subsequently born in the UK may be British citizens.
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No, he/she could not.  One has to be a citizen of the UK to join the British military.  I spoke to a recruiter once in the british army just on this very subject because I once thought about moving there...but no, sorry, you can't.
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no idea.. probably the same as england.. im not sure if u even need one but hey i dont know these things.. i would look for a site on passport/visas  see what u could find out
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Thank you very much for the vote of confidence (I'm from Wales you see). First of all you need to contact your local federal government immigration department and ask what the rules and regulations are about emmigrating to another country, then contact the UK Home Office about the rules and regulations for immigrating to the United Kingdom.
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Britain  is a country based on immigration if you trace your family tree far enough back i think you will find your ancestors were in fact immigrants of another country but that does not change the fact that we have too many people & not enough jobs or land to support ourselves in the avent of imports of food been stopped ,most immigrants come from countrys that are not as over populated as ours  we should not let them in if we do not have everything that we need & enough to  spare
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G'day Bryan24,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nThe first thing is to find a job. It depends on what sort of qualifications and experience you have as to what your best options are. It also depends on how long you are hoping to stay there.\n\nThe second thing is obtaining permission to work in the UK. You may need a sponsor but it depends on the type of migration.\n\nI have attached links both on migration and job sites.\n\nRegards
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if both parents were born in the uk then u sud be able to, contact the british embassy in the us and they might help u