@Zuzanna
Polish expat in England
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Polish
Lives in London
Registration: 05 October 2009
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Moving to London - need help by bengu89
I'm considering moving to London, but since I live in Norway I really don't have any idea where to start! Anyone know if there are any good websites where I can find applications for cheap rental apartments and/or jobs? My plans are to move to ...
Hi, Cagsie listed good and popular websites. I would just add EasyRoomMate.com Totaljobs.co.uk Also, check www.meetup.com to find some groups where you can meet other actors and everyone from your industry. A very popular website for ... Read More
Planning on Visiting Enland by drummer1953
I'm from the US and me and my girlfreind want to visit England. Are the people there friendly? I've always wanted to go to an English Pub, I hear the people there are proper and not unusual to see kids in a Pub. Not like the Taverns here in the ...
Hi drummer1953 There are plenty of pubs where you just go for lunch with your family, they may even have high chairs for small kids. But in the evenings kids are not allowed any more. London is a mix of styles and the same applies to pubs. You ... Read More
buying property by wisnicz
Hi where is good place in UK / good areas - with good schools/ - to move with kids and buy property ? Is it possible to buy something with 3 bedrooms for about 180K?
Hi, 1. There are plenty of good schools and places so it's difficult to answer this question. 2. You can find something for this sort of money but not in the center of any big city in England. Success Abroad - the community for upbeat expats Read More
What do I need to live in England? by Minuet
I want to live in England but I'm not exactly sure what I need. There's so much information and it's really overwhelming. All I know is I have a passport to go there, I'm a student and I have a girlfriend there. Where do I start? Thanks.
You need to: - get a plane ticket; - pack your luggage. :) But seriously now: 1 - money - for food, accommodation, transport, books, etc. Enough to get by for few weeks, before you find a job and receive your first salary; 2 - you can start ... Read More
Viaje de estudio a INGLATERRA / Travel to study in England by rower
Hola a todos, soy Peruano y estoy planeando viajar y estudiar Ingles en Inglatera por un periodo de 6 meses en alguna ciudad donde el costo de vida sea menos costoso. Tambien me gustaria trabajar medio tiempo en paralelo con los estudios. Aqui en mi ...
Hi, Organizing your English course and work from your country through an agent can be much more expensive. If you don't need a visa for coming to England beforehand it's better to search for schools on Internet, come here and then visit schools ... Read More
This should be easy, but it's turning out to be confusing by pcg
I have what I think is a pretty reasonable situation. I want to move to England with my family for "a while". (I'm thinking 3-6 months to start.) I'm self-employed and plan to work for my US-based business. My wife and I are capable and willing ...
Hi, There are the points to consider before moving to England: 1. You can't just pick up and go. You have a family you're responsible for. You need to prepare. 2. Sort out your and your family visas before coming over here. Getting a work permit ... Read More
second hand bikes by jamesh
hello, i just wondered if anyone might know of anyone who has a mans moutain/road bike for sale? or know a good place where people might sell thier bikes second hand? many, many thanks for any help you might be able to offer me. best wishes, james
Hi, You can find second hand bikes (some of them are just stolen) on any market, like Brick Lane or Portobello. Zuza Read More
You moved to the UK? So, help us! by HERVER
"Royal family,cup of tea, scones and shortbread cakes :)" You, expats in the UK, know well that it's possible to live and work in the country :) Share your experience and tell us how you managed to get a visa, open a bank account, exchange your ...
Hi, I have already some articles with tips for newcomers to London on my website. Zuza Read More
crisis in England. by june84
Hello Everybody, I'm gonna live in London in february and some people said to me that its not a good idea because England is very touch by the economical crisis and its over for brits (this is too much no?! ^^). Anyway i'd like to have some ...
Hi, You're saying that you're 'going to live in London in February'. How long are you planning to stay for? Are you seriously planning a career (and your life) in London or want quick cash within few months? Zuza Read More
Expenses in London by poornima
Hey people, I am from India and i will be in London for a period of 3 months for my office work. I am coming with my spouse. My accomodation is taken care of the company. Can anyone tell me as to how much money will i need for 3 months assuming i ...
Expenses on food is flexible, you can adjust it to your needs. As previously said, it's up to you if you want to spend £10 for a dinner at home or £50 in the restaurant,or £5 on Sunday market in Brick Lane. But food is not everything. You need to ... Read More
London Restaurant Recommendations by kristainlondon
If you're new to London and looking for restaurant recommendations, I just wanted to recommend my little London restaurant blog to you! You'll find it at londonelicious.com Enjoy! Krista
Hi, Last week I went to Cyprus Mangal with Turkish-Mediterranean cusin in Westbourne Grove. Really good food, great value for money. Read More
How to make friends in London by expat.com
We have been talking about loneliness when you are abroad, let's now talk about how to make friends (locals or expatriates) when you're living in London :top: Which are your best tips to meet people and to make friends in London?? Thanks in ...
On one hand, what brings people to London is this amazing opportunity to meet people from all over the world. On the other, when it cames to making friends it becomes more difficult. Not everyone we know becomes our friend, right? I think it just ... Read More
Going out in London by expat.com
Hi there, Which are your 10 favorite places to go out in London? Which places would you recommend to newcomers? (restaurants, pubs, discos, theaters, cinemas, concert halls...) Thanks!
South Bank - there's always something interesting happening. Tate Modern - as above. Brick Lane/Spitafield area - people make this place incredibly appealing. Richmond Park - for an active day, to give your eyes some rest. Read More
being in a relationship with a partner whos different nationality
Do you find it challenging or exciting being in a relationship with a partner whos different nationality? How is it different to being with someone who speaks the same language, have the same traditions, remembers the same cartoons, and misses the ... Read More