very interesting post spark

appreciate that

Thats ok my friend. Im 21 years old. I want to experience another place - but i fear that if i went travelling without a visa etc - and found a place i loved - after a while id have to return home to this place and would only be able to return for "holidays" i could not do that imagine if ...

I used to live in gibratler - when i was around 4 years old

it does itnerest me slightly - as my language is fine.

i could dive - although not quite as tropical as i want - and no snakes! ha

Jaj thank you for your reply This is quite serious to me - im not your usual person wanting to migrate as i have a few ideas - but am not yet certain where i want to go. I must admit though - Europe just doesnt interest me anymore. Im really set on US,Central or south america - its not for the US dr...

at least i got a reply..

anyone else??

Your a young profession (Account Management)... girlfriends 23 and was offered dual nationality but turned down and its now too late as shes over 18 - her father who is a US citizen is living here in the UK and the family she does still have out in US is distant neither of us are "highly skille...

Im abit gutted as i have little chance of leaving this place USA - im unskilled and although my girlfriends dad is american (livining ok in the UK) - we both have little chance of getting state side - a country that ive visited many times and love. Australia - they only want professionals Caribbean ...

i expect no country to be easy

but are there any easier than others?

job wise im unskilled / skilled but not professional

i am an account manager

in answer to your question she is 23 and i am 21. So once she has her passport, and we are married. We have to arrange for her to get a bank account - find a place to rent and a job. only at that point could we take further action to get myself out there? what would be the next step? at that point i...

Sakura

I really appreciate your help.

I did not mean to come across rude i simply struggled to understand what was being said - sorry.

I think this forum is a good idea as when reading docuemtns from the web or viewing the embassy pages, it can be tough to understand.

Thanks for clearing things up

I really dont understand how you can not get what im asking? she was born in the UK to a father from USA and mother from UK. does this make her British or Yank? She is clearly british citizen but could she be american also? her father does have an american birth certificate but her birth was probabl...

sorry but none of my questions have been answered.

This is probably due to the way im wording my questions.

i will contact an immigration specialist

My "story" is correct - im no good with immigration so i dont know how to word thigns correctly

she was born in Uk to an american father and british mum

her dad told her once that she is dual nationality but we are not sure of this - is there anyway we could find out?

thanks for your help

also - is the family thing important - i.e her family over there or is the fact she is dual nationality and hopefully will have an american passport enough for her to go and work there if we were to marry here in UK, would it be easy once she has her passport for me to go? or would she have to go th...

If she did get an american passport, would she have to give her british one up?

therefor becoming a usa citizen unable to live here unless she swaps the yank pass for a uk one?

her father was born in USa and lived there for 25 years - he was in forces and got based here in UK she was born here she is not sure if she is classed as an american citizen? she was told by her dad she is dual nationality but she only holds british passport what can she do? call us embassy to find...

Hello as said above im new and have virtually no knowledge on immigration. Im a full UK citizen as is my girlfriend - however her father and his side of the family are american - i believe at one point or another she was offered a dual passport but opted for british one. (She was born here in UK) He...