I wanna move to America. Any advice? please?
92630
The easiest  way is to marry an American citizen. If you have American friends ask them to help you find love with an American.
1025191
spend your money here in America. it's were you live. Help keep jobs here.
1014940
well what country are u planning on moving...and where in US ur from...and ASL !!!
979489
Each country has its own immigration laws.  Most require anyone, American or not, to have a valid reason for moving to their country.  Usually, a job is the biggest reason.  Line up a job and you will surely be able to move to that country.
373340
get a visa or a green card or a passport and go to a country that does have a Democracy and live there or apply for citizenship.\n\nSorry that life sucks for ya dude
380434
Try taking your coarses online.... If you cant get much further then that you should try coming to america and becoming a nurse here.... Theres plenty of room for more people....
980222
Hi there! I moved to England when I was 14 so lets see if I can help. \n\nFor the most part people will be really nice. A lot of people are really interested in American culture and you'll get asked the same questions over and over again, but it's all good.\n\nThere is a lot of anti-American feeling over here given the current political situation. Everyone- and I mean EVERYONE- hates Bush. But the English are very good at keeping that seperate from how they judge individuals, so it won't impact their opinion of you for the most part. Don't worry about that, be prepared for the odd joke but laugh it off because they are just kidding.\n\nSomeone already said this, but you must be able to laugh at yourself. Americans can have a certain arrogance. At school and in the media we got taught to be really openly patriotic and it's really annoying to the rest of the world. A lot of Americans will stand up and declare that the USA is the greatest country in the world when they don't even know anything about other places (like, it's not the ONLY free country!). So just be open-minded.\n\nTry and learn things about geography and anthropology as well. Just showing that you're knowledgable about the world outside the USA will impress them, and help us defy the stereotype of Americans who don't know where any other countries are, let alone the language they speak.\n\nDon't complain about food portions or the fact that you tend not to get free refills for your soft drinks in restaurants. I had some friends visit and I swear it's all the talked about the whole time. "Oh my god, I can't believe how much coke costs, and the glass is soooo small!". Comment on things you like and appreciate until you become an honorary Brit- then you can start b*tching about Tony Blair, the NHS and the bloody weather.\n\nOh and forget the etiquette books. Honestly, you'll just come across as pretentious. Read "Notes from a Small Island" and "Notes from a Big Country" by Bill Bryson- it's all about the cultural differences between the US and the UK. Hilarious reading, and will make you see things you take for granted differently.
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I studied abroad in scotland this past spring.  I was extremely homesick the first week or so (I even considered coming back home), but once I started meeting people I got over it.  \n\nlife over there is a lot like life in the us - same music, same movies, same foods - so don't worry much about culture shock.  \n\nit's expensive over there, living costs are about twice what they are here, so plan your finances well.  \n\ntravel as much as you can.  it's so easy to hop on a plane for a few pounds and just spend a weekend in ireland or italy or anywhere in europe, so take advantage of it.  ryanair.com and aerlingus.com have really good fares.\n\nif you're going to open a bank account there, talk with your bank here about transfering money.  it was really difficult for me to get my money transferred, and I needed an account to pay tution.  if you don't need a bank account there, you can use a debit card for your american bank account at any atm and be fine.\n\npeople are so friendly, and everything is laidback.  there's really nothing to sweat.  have fun!
1055923
Well, if you plan to move to America you should first decide what city or look at a few and go to their police stations and ask them what they recommend as being the best law school. But yeah, definitely talk with some officers. They won't mind at all.
605058
No just go on MXC or Viking and you can get back into the country. Once you are married to an American we own you. You are now ours and never allowed to return. We need culture here anyways...
96512
dude. America is the only place where ppl would even understand your question. if your looking for more than that- im afraid youll have to wait a few years
1068652
The easiest way is to marry an American.  They can help you obtain a Temporary Resident Visa and then after a few years, if you qualify, you can obtain Permanent Residency.\nNowadays, it is really dificult to obtain Visas for this country.
583947
Just come to the Usa. Noone here really needs a visa. Just enter through Mexico. No seriously, If you come over here and get a job, the visa to stay here shouldn't be too difficult to get. Y not just bounce between your oun countries though. At least there you will be able to have your families to help you through the first hard years. Then if you chose to help with babies.
1043499
Now, what's your age and why should you move to the US?\n\nProbably it's difficult to convince your GF to come along - and a distance relation? Sounds impossible...
1051382
Leaving America is not difficult. America is a free country and you may leave it temporarily or permanently as you wish. Moving to a another country depends on the immigration rules of the other country. If the other country is accepting immigrants and you meet their criteria there should be no real problem.
549032
go to the states.pick n choose.
683233
You can try loans or come to America and get loans.