@@zalbikaabdulatipov8824 I think they have a lot of similar processes. I would look into an immigration lawyer or check out visajourney.com 😀 Best of luck!
Thank you for sharing your story. I was born and have always lived in the UK. I've never been able to afford to go on a weekend break, or a holiday, let alone afford to travel abroad. Now at sixty years of age and windowed eight years, I''ve never been in poorer health, I finally have the funds though, but not the health to travel. I've been invited to stay with friends in Paris and Louisiana USA for as long as I want, but because of a recent D.V thrombosis. I'm still medically unable to fly. Bummer eh? 😉😂
It’s crazy over here! America makes you denounce any of your previous citizenships now, but I’m sure there are loopholes. I couldn’t believe how expensive it was to have children 🙃
YES BEEN TO STATES AT LEAST 12 TIMES FOR LONG HOLIDAYS BUT ONE THING I DONT WANT IS WASTING MY HARD EARNED CASH ON MY ILNESSES, WHEN I CANT GET THE MOST IMPORTANT ONES DONE FOR FREE LIKE CANCER AND HEART PROBS TO WHICH I HAD ONE, USA PRIVATE AND BUPA IN IK IS LIKE BUYING CAR INSURANCE LOL
Or you can be like most Americans and have private insurance. If your income is low enough, you get free insurance. Out of pocket will be higher but taxes lower so it evens out. Of course the care in the US is dramatically better.
@@tulanebs YES ITS BETTER IF YOU GOT THE CASH AT LEAST IN UK IF I GET CANCER OR HEART PROBS I DONT HAVE TO WORRY IN UK, A WOMÀ WAS ON JOHN OLIVER SHOW ON HBO AND HER HUBBY HAD 80000 COVER , HE GOT CANCER AND HIS COVER WAS ABOUT TO RUN OUT, POOR BUGGER
I’d love to move to Oregon from the UK but I’m a single child and my parents are elderly, I just can’t bring myself to leave them until they pass. Until then Oregon will remain my dream, one day I’ll make it a reality ❤️
Oregon is beautiful! We did the entire coat last year and loved it. I completely understand. It’s so hard being away from family. It kills me everyday. Keep us posted on your journey. We will be sending positive vibes your way!
You know. I’m in the same boat. My advice is rethink your position. It sucks. But you weren’t born to support them. It hurts. But you’ll die with regret if you don’t enjoy your best years where you want to be. (Probably)
bro i spent years in the military and coming home was hard nothing was the same and don't feel like home anymore. That inner voice of lets go to the US is screaming in my ear but means leaving home again and going to live my life im an adventurer at heart and the pull is hard to hide lol well done to you guys
I appreciate that- I’m going back in May for the first time in over a decade - it makes me really nervous that it will be so different. Even seeing my parents. We are wanderers too- on state 32, living in our RV. Are you from England as well?
Being an expat for 15 years overseas this is so spot on. It's the intangibles that often get ignored when we relocate and then halfway through once the tasks stop flooding in you realize you've changed and the people back home have too. That was a huge mindset shift. Thanks for articulating this so well!
We’re going to see a surge of young Brits (hopefully including myself someday) moving to the US and Australia due to the current state of the country (low wages, high tax, the inefficiency of the NHS ect.) and it’s kinda sad because we’re in a situation where the best option is to jump ship rather than work to improve the current state of the uk
The uk is beyond saving, its a fucking cesspit of selfish,ignorant,arrogant fucks,everhthing is broken, everyones a cheapskate, the taxes are high af relative to cost of living, infrastructure is crumbling, the competence levels of everything from a waitress to the nhs are inferior in every single way to the usa. Honestly so done with this country i cant wait to leave it.
I’m from London! I’ve always wanted to move to the US and this video has really made me think a bit more into it! I appreciate how genuine you guys seem ❤stay positive xx
I hope your dream comes true! Thank you so much! We are on our way to London next month for a visit, can’t wait! Please keep us updated and let us know if you have any questions!
Genuine my arse... This is what living in that hell whole is actually like. Okay so you like using your feet? Well say good bye to those as your going to have to drive everywhere. Do you like just being able to be ill and take time off? Well you can only do that a few times a year. Do you like being able to go on holiday? Well you only get two weeks off a year so count in family problems and you'll be lucky if you can go off once a year. Also they don't have college/sixth form so hope your kids don't resent you for life by making them do two extra years of Secondary school. And how could I forget let's say you brake a leg "well that'll be 17-35 grand partner". Yeah do yourself a d your family a favor and make sure NEVER to move to that hell whole
Love this look back after 10 years. Quite emotional really. And I can really relate to the sadness of leaving things and people behind in UK. Thanks for sharing! Hope to catch up with you in England one day :)
Thanks so much, Mart! I really hope so too! Let’s plan on it. We hope to finish the 27 states next year and then head over to England. We are also happy to visit in the Philippines too! ❤️
Haha I don’t know they both have pros and cons and there are some states that get just as much gloomy weather. California and Florida are sunny most of the year - love those states! We have considered moving back to England - there are some things I really miss.
Every immigrant longs to go back home no matter where they come from deep down inside. It’s the truth and heartbreaking for most immigrants I know here in the USA . They Feel like a stranger in a new land and then another when you they go back home to visit. That is the reality of an average immigrant.
yep. This is me. I left Italy moved to Florida and I did not think of the cost of traveling after you have kids its been impossible. And life has changed over there too. nothing is the same.
How do you like life in Florida? I’m sorry! I completely feel your pain. It is crazy expensive! Side note: Italy is at the very top of Morgan’s bucket list. Morgan and Jude are learning to speak Italian in preparation. If you the any tips or must go places we would appreciate them!
I move this saturday to be with my partner who is American. I have always lived in Wales with my family, never moved from the same town as them, so to now be moving across the pond is frightening yet thrilling with this bitter sweetness left behind. I dont have any kids, but i leave behind my niece who is more like my little sister and my nephew who has just turned one. The thought of missing out on their life hurts deep to the core. But i cannot wait to be with my soul mate again, it just sucks that I cannot fly the family over to live in the US haha.
I can completely relate- it’s soo hard. It still eats at me. We haven’t had the chance to get over in years and it makes me feel horrible, but like you mentioned I would be miserable without the family I have created here. Such a hard spot to be in. Where in the states are you moving to? It be great to meet up! I have met so many expats here (2 good friends) and it helps to have that little slice of home. Keep us posted!
How did you do it is it a long process cause I've met a girl and she's in Boston and I wanna live with her I have no family and I'm googling stuff and I'm not sure where to start
An immigrant always longs to go back home . That is what I have always heard living here in the USA. . For those born here it is different and we can never know the pain they feel.
I appreciate your insight so so much! Makes me feel not so alone. I finally got to make it back over there last May and I didn’t want to leave! Just hugging my parents and siblings was something that I’ve missed so much!
I left to move to Australia from the UK 13 years ago. Thanks for shedding light on a lot of the untold truths of moving your life. The guilt, the excitement and the extra layers you need to go through in life.
It’s so hard and rewarding! How do you like life in Australia? We’ve always wanted to visit! Thank you so much for connecting! Seems like not many people can relate!
@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Australia is incredible for families. And very caravan/RV friendly. The people and the sights are gorgeous and plenty to do in the cities. My partner and I are packing up soon and moving to his home in the US later this year so I found your channel looking for "Moving to the US" advice.
Your mum is very proud of you 😁 and Sophia and Zara talk to me about u every day. They told me today that I had to come on and see the video that they are on 😊 x
Oh wow! Hi Shelley, hope you are doing well. That was nice of the girls to tell you all about our TH-cam channel, haha. We are hoping to fly over soon and they will be in a few more videos😊 Very cool that you work at their school too!
I’m an American in my early 60s, and I’m watching this in November 2024. I’m sad to say I honestly can’t imagine why someone would choose the US at this point in our history.
Really makes sense mate, I moved to the US 3 years ago during covid and didn't think id be moving when i did. I find when i go back home im out of step with life back home. Its not quite as glorified as it seems. Saying that I do love my life here and I'm having a real experience with a lot of opportunities. I think i you just make of it what you do.
That’s a great way to look at it! I’m going back to visit in May for the first time in 11 years. Thanks for preparing me for what to expect. Where did you end up living in the states?
Sending you so much love! I know how hard it can be! We are thinking of moving over there after we see all the states. Where in the states are you from? We finally got back to the UK last month and my hearts shattered all over again since leaving. Not sure if you saw the video, but thought you might like it if not: th-cam.com/video/JSizHdTdsAE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=TfZynEOTetJ0-OGg
I’m coming to the end of a career in law enforcement in the uk and looking to retire to Nevada, but I haven’t got a clue how I go about such a major change in my life
@@mayscough72 congratulations! Shamayev law might be a good resource - I was on his podcast and he offers a lot of free resources. He’s a retiree himself. Out of curiously what made you pick Nevada? We’ve been to a ton of states so just wondering.
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily it’s a combination of the weather when I’ve been there before I don’t get any aches from past broken bones and other injuries, plenty of things to do, Las Vegas, and the rugged mountains and desert, love the place.
Merry Christmas! You are so right about life happening - it’s sometimes difficult even living in the same country to take the time/effort/expense to make visits happen.
It really is! I know your dad doesn’t live really close by- it’s so nice you get to see him from time to time though. I hope you two have a wonderful Christmas Janis
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily I am thinking about it as properties are much better over there for value . I have a 3 year old so it most likely won’t be possible .
@@Atlas1198 you never know! Check out Shamayev Business Law - we were on his podcast a few months ago and he offers a lot of free resources to help people move to the states! There might be a visa available!
I flew the UK coop in late 1972. There's the push and pull factors. You know what the push is, but you don't get to grips with the pull until after you arrive. Jack, the Japan Alps Brit
I'm a skilled professional and will move to the UK or the US. But I can't decide where exactly. I like the work life balance the UK offers but the freedom & the career opportunities of the US are appealing to me.
I couldn’t agree with you more! Those are the major pros and cons we consider as well! We are going back to the UK this May, so it will be interesting to see what has changed!
I’m an American and I think whether or not you’ll like living in the USA depends on your mindset. Please remember that the USA is VERY individualistic (even more so than the UK) so if you prefer more of a community feel look somewhere else. Also, do you like capitalism? We are a hyper capitalist country so if you’re more left leaning and want a better social safety net I would look to the Nordic countries or Australia. It’s a tough place where you’ll get little to no government support so you need to ask if you’re cut out for that type of grind. The USA has many of the same problems the UK has but even worse: we are also struggling very bad with inflation and affordable housing. Plus there’s our gun issue. Do you like guns? Are you ok with being surrounded by 400 million of them? Do you like driving? There is basically zero public transportation outside of a handful of cities and the road in the USA are the most dangerous in the developed world. I think trump will probably win in 2024 so depending on what you believe in politically that could be a good or bad thing. Personally while I really like visiting the USA I decided the USA isn’t for me so I’m going to immigrate to Spain as I much prefer their way of life. Everyone is different and sometimes it takes some experimenting to decide which country works for you. Good luck
It occurs to me that not long ago, if somebody emigrated from the UK to the US, their lives would be upended because communication and travel would have been quite limited. But today?? You can stay in touch on the daily if you want to, share video and photos, interact live over Skype or other similar platforms, visit each other in both directions, etc. So instead of your interactions with family becoming limited, today, they are almost expanded because now you can go anywhere in UK or US on vacations because you have homes (free room & board) in either spot.
That’s a great way to look at it! And most so true. I wish we had free room and board 😂 we are going back in May and it’s a major expense for us - for a family of 4 plan tickets are just under 5k, Airbnb 2k, rental car, transportation, etc. we are budgeting 10k and how it’s enough 🤞. But for some that’s not very much, so it’s all a matter of perseverance! 😀
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily airbnb? can't you just stay with your folks? i guess houses are much tinier there than in the us? also is it really 5k for plane tickets?? damn when i go from cleveland to charleston, south carolina i pay like a little over $250 for ROUND TRIP tickets, but that is for one person only. still, multiply that by 4 and only 1k, which is WAY cheaper than quintuple that amount.
@@marksmith4892 that would be nice. Yeah, spaces are much smaller over there. When we owned a home in Lansing, Michigan it was just a little 1800 sq. Ft house for American standards, but that would be a very big house over there. 😂 felt big to me! Airfare definitely adds up. It’s cheaper to fly from the east coast, but then you have to spend the time and money getting to the east coast so it adds up. That’s awesome you are traveling in the states! We have been to 32 states together so far. It’s been a blast!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily i'm single and looking for houses in the 2500 sq. ft. range with fireplace and 2 bathroom LOOOOOL i had actually found one in a great neighborhood, built 1976 with fully updated bathrooms and kitchen, new driveway and roof, new HVAC, whole house was in great condition. it was 2500 sq ft and JUST the bedroom was so big it was like 2.5 master bedrooms put together. it was so fking long you could probably have fit about 5-6 king size beds end to end. just for me hahahaha. we really do have so much space in the US. had a nice big yard, too!
How difficult was the process of buying a house in the US versus here in the UK (if you've been through it). I bought my first home in the UK just over a year ago and it was a long stressful (and very archaic!) process. While it could be easier in the US (though I've no idea!) I'm quite worried about being exploited or cheated. My partner and I are thinking of moving over but we're both British and so neither of us would really know what we're doing.
That’s a really hard one! We live in an RV after selling our home and love it! We travel all over the country and instead of paying a mortgage we pay for experiences and RV parks. But if that’s not for you, you can buy a house here. The process isn’t as old school as it is there (from what my brother has said, although I personally have never bought a house in England). Where are you hoping to move?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Thanks for the reply! To be honest it's far too early days to be really firm about things. I'm self-employed and my partner is working on her own business so we wouldn't be tied anywhere. If I had my way it'd be New Hampshire, but we're both keen on New England in general. It's more daydreaming and spitballing than confirmed details at the moment, alas!
Hello, I enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing. I'm wondering if you or anyone here has any advice for me .. I'm 32 single male from Ireland I work as a delivery driver throughout Ireland. Price of living to quality of life here is not for me anymore . Since a kid I dreamt of going to America and iv recently decided I have nothing to lose leaving here . But do I have a chance of securing a visa when Im 32 and with no real qualifications??
I think you work in hospitality, so that is experience! I would try looking for seasonal positions at hotels or even check out CCUSA! Please keep us posted! Wishing you tons of luck! Thank you so much for watching
Merry Christmas to you all. ❤️ Hugs to you guys. Chris, I get the feels you are going through. I hope all the pieces come together and you all (y'all I'm in Texas again... lol) get to go visit very soon!
Hello there!! My Great aunt and my grandmother moved from England to USA around 1890. My grandmother was born in USA 1901. I don't like living in the US anymore . Is there any way I can move to England to live. Any help will be greatly appreciated. James Gregory Evans.
Hi, Gregory! I wish I knew the ins and outs better. You may be able to work in England, as I have a friend whose grandmother was from England and she was able to get a work visa. We’ve considered moving back! Please keep us posted!
I have an opportunity to work for the US branch of my company. I have a wife and a daughter who is 8. Both me and her would pull in double the house hold income that what we have no. The only issue is i work offshore so for 2 weeks a month i’d be in the atlantic ocean whilst she was at home (probably tampa bay area) without any support. Its such a hard thing to chose, a sunny new exciting life with endless choices for activities and endless opportunities for my daughter growing up - or stay in northern england which has been neglected for decades and is visibly in a downward spiral to poverty, drug users and obviously our 10 months of cloud and rain we get a year.. with the upside of being able to see your family when ever you want. Im more in favour of going to the US than my wife and I understand we both have to want it for it to happen otherwise it will be a painful experience
I’ve found Americans are so friendly, I bet you all would find friends and a community if you moved. It’s just such a big country with so much opportunity. Just last year we traveled to 23 states and are now planning the next 27. Please stay in touch!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily yeah, we have both been to the US 3 times. Orlando and NYC. Just love the tropical climate and outdoor lifestyle in florida more than NYC. Americans are really open and forward compared to what we brits are like so im sure people would make effort to interact with her while im away. She owns a salon and cosmetic studio here in the UK which is literally the melting pot of girl gossip
Morgan’s sister lives in Florida - such a beautiful state! Haha she will make friends over here in no time. Next time you make it over, please let us know. Our oldest is going on 8.
It is difficult enough even if you move to Newcastle from London, let alone to another continent. Life changes when you relocate, end of story. Expect it so that you don't have a shock. This is a huge lesson for people who think "Oh but I can always go back every few months" - no you won't... life does not let you.
I appreciate that feedback so much and it’s so true! You think it’s so easy until life hits you and it’s definitely not. We just were able to go back for a few weeks thankfully, but it was the first time in 10 years! It was so hard to leave and I already can’t wait to go back.
I live in Southampton mate and ive got dreams of things I want to do but my family is really preventing it from happening. Parents r divorced. Don’t stay with dad n mums sayin for me to move out soon. I’ve got folks in America n if I was to move out there n it enabled me to persue my dream do u think it’s worth it? Obviously lot bigger story but that’s jus a summary. Wld appreciate ur response Cheers
In my opinion you have to listen to your heart! It’s hard leaving family but you don’t want to live life with regrets. I would check out something like CCUSA where you can secure seasonal work and travel a little after and then go home and see what you think. Kind of a test run! Some of those camps if they like you will hire you every year too. Best of luck! Please keep us posted!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily thanks for your response mate. I’m 17 still in college just need somewhere to go where I’ll be fully supported tbh. If I could go out and briefly stay in the US would a CCUSA be the way to go or shld I look into something else? Appreciate it
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Well my plan was to start in Connecticut, hire out a camper and travel up to Niagara falls then all the way through to LA and then back down through Texas to Dallas, Atlanta, DC and then back to a full loop. As a Brit I’ve never been to America and I think a Road trip would be a great first trip to the US. I was just wondering if you had any quick bits of advice or anything as a fellow Brit, I don’t know if I even need a visa 🤣
@@Mr_Greene haha you are going to have the time of your life! We full-time RV! I think you can come over for 3 months at all time as a Brit, so to do that I would start in late Spring and have most the summer and early fall to do it. It’s peak season so a lot of other RVers will be out and about. The roads are huge over here so you’ll love that! You also might be surprised to find snow in states that you would think would be warm. We had snow in Texas and Arizona! I’m so happy for you - please keep us posted and if you have any questions always feel free to reach out!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily damn thank you so much for the reply, I really appreciate it. I know I’ll have to do a serious amount of research this summer as I will be going into my final year of university in September.
How is everyone managing to move there? I have zero options since I have no family there, I suffer from autism and severe social anxiety so I doubt anyone would hire me, and I don’t have a relationship of any sort with an american
I woundered why you left brit. And came to watch this vidoe. After hearing your losses. I'd say try avoid recalling your past by not visiting the brit. It will emotional take you down. When you said grandma. I can understand how you are emotionally connected to your family. Hope you find some joy in us. Definately gonna watch other videos of yours. Bye for now.
Thank you so much. Really means a lot and I appreciate your kind words! It is really hard and I know if I make it over it will definitely take an emotional toll on me. Thanks for being here!
my wife is american we currently live in the uk but she wants to move back so that will be the plan eventually. You made me realise how different life will be i didnt really think about all the stuff you mentioned lol but i guess thats life make the most of every day because time really does fly. I have been thinking oh well its only one plane ride away no big deal lol.
Hey 👋 thanks for watching. I think it’s one of those grass is always greener on the other side situations. I have a great life here in the states with the little family my wife and I have made, we are currently enjoying traveling to all 50 States in our RV! You’re right though, just a plane ride away! You can always visit, gets harder when your family grows though :) I’m sure you will enjoy your time here in the US, where will you be moving to?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamilythat’s honestly sounds so fun what’s your favourite state so far and we will most likely move to Dallas because that’s where she’s from but have also been looking at other places too like Chicago, Vegas etc guess I’ll have to visit them all first and see what feels like home
I wouldn’t say easy, but if you get a job for a company that offers them or shop the market place you will likely get them, but it usually doesn’t cover everything. For example when Morgan was working for a company she had to pay $20,000 out of pocket before it would kick in, in addition to paying monthly to have that coverage.
My wife is a qualified Midwife in the UK. I have no formal quals but I have been in senior management now for over ten years, 4 of them running the Ambulance Service special operations division as a head of service. We’ve got three kids. Desperately trying to move from the UK to the US. What route would you recommend we take?
So great to connect with you! I hope that you’re all able to make it over here! I wish I had some great advice for you, but I at least know who you can turn to. We connected with a lawyer in Florida who seems really great and I don’t believe that he charges unless you actually get the visa. I could be wrong on that. Check out Shaymaev Law on social media- I think he has free resources too! Please keep us posted!
Please do not do that to your kids! I went to both American and English schools as my mum dated an American 🤮 for a bit. I helped make sure they broke up so I could get out of that hell hole. So unless you want your kids to resent you for the rest of your life move to New Zealand, Gibraltar, Australia or any other English speaking country/territory.
I plan on moving to Texas to my girlfriend, I haven’t got a issue with leaving behind the only issue I have is money, what’s the best way to approach a situation like that?
That’s amazing! Do you plan on getting married? If so you can go with a fiancé visa, and there is no financial threshold (T least there wasn’t when I applied). Please keep us posted!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily well I’ve recently learned I can’t move there, her family say I need a work visa but I never went to school and haven’t got GCSEs and I don’t want to go to collage for 1-3 years just to get some, is there a quicker way to get them? I’m really struggling with it, she’s in Texas btw I’m not sure if all states require a different set of rules but it’s what I’ve been told
I would love to get a work visa. I'm highly skilled. Welding for 30 years. I can also operate a brake press and steel sheer and a threading machine. And drill press. I do recommend you try to get back to England. The US election doesn't look good. Wishing you all the best. James.
They do have talent visas and I know a lot of people in the trades are short staffed! There are a lot of wild things happening over here 😂. We finally got over to visit in may and the boys both said it felt like home. Made it even harder!
Hi, I'm trying to move to the US from the UK, to see my Girlfriend, but I don't mean much money at all and It's extremely difficult to move, could you help me please!
I’ve been there! What state does she live in? I just worked a ton and then on all my breaks from uni I would go stay with Morgan in the regular visitors visa. Have you considered doing seasonal work? I went with CCUSA and worked at a camp and they paid for the visa and travel expenses and it allowed me to stay for a bit after!
Would love to know what the easiest way is I could do this? I have just under half a million dollars (IN GBP UK of course) so could buy a nice house in USA but as I understand it, can only live in the country for 90 days in any 180 day period? (Ideally florida I'd be thinking but open to suggestion)
Hmmm that’s a great question! I wish I knew! I was on a podcast a few years ago called Shaymaev Law and he has a lot of free resources and I don’t think he gets paid until you are approved. That might be worth checking out - he’s an immigrant himself and I really liked him. Please keep us posted! Best of luck- Florida is beautiful! Morgan’s sister lives down there!
hi. im looking at wanting to move to Tennessee, I have a bespoke kitchen company but I've been told for a company to be able to hire me I would need a degree for the visa. is this correct ?
We love Tennessee! I’m not sure on that one. We were on a podcast a while ago with an immigration lawyer called Shamayev Law. he has a lot of free resources online and he’s an immigrant himself. He might be a great person to connect with. Please keep us updated on your journey. What part of Tennessee are you thinking? We love pigeon Forge in Gatlinburg!
I know that this is an older video and probably won't get a response, but. I've been living in-between LA and Liverpool throughout the last few years. But in the last two or three years, living in Liverpool has felt like a chore, like something I need to suffer through to keep peace with my family. However, my girlfriend of 12 years (American citizen) is wanting to settle. Start a family, buy a home and potentially have kids. And while I am super down to live in LA and would love to live there, it feels selfish to leave my family behind. I think I would prefer to be in the US and am wondering how I should inform my parents. Have you got any advice as to how to break the news in a way that will preserve my family's relationship with me? (I should note that when my uncle moved to Finland, he and my family had a strenuous relationship for a few years before they got used to it. (He didnt visit often)) I hope I'm not oversharing lol ❤
Definitely not over sharing! I can definitely relate! LA is amazing and can see why you would be so torn. We are actually visiting England right now and it’s the first time we’ve been back in 10 years! Thankfully my family was supportive but it is so hard. It’s expensive to go back and forth (as I’m sure you are finding) and even more difficult with kids, but hopefully if you budgeted and planned right you could take an annual trip - and If your family is able to visit I couldn’t imagine a cooler place than LA! Hopefully if they know your heart and how much it means to you they will understand - especially if you do go back once in a while and they can come visit!
@@RebeccaThompson-o7dit’s the same way many Americans want to live in the UK. I’m in the UK and if given the option to live here or with my partner in Illinois, I’d choose there because it’s larger and there are more opportunities.
@@teeshac8421 To each their own I guess! I have heard Chicago is nice in the daytime but it's gotten way more dangerous lately. I guess if you work in tech there are lots of opportunities in the USA but other than that I don't see how it could be any better than the UK. Most Americans live paycheck to paycheck and things will just get worse after Trump is elected (which I think he will be). Any difference in salary you'll get there you'll probably wind up paying in medical bills anyways. @theliveoutloadfamily said it cost him $30,000 just to have 2 kids, and that's just medical bills. What will happen when they go to college? Plus rent has increased 40% there. The USA will just get worse and worse unfortunately. :/ Doesn't really sound like a land of opportunity to me!
Employment would be a good option for anyone in a field where American’s need workers. There are lots of different visa options too - Talent, Fiancé, etc, I hope that helps! Where are you from?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamilyhow would you do it as a mid-20s guy with no qualifications? I've been looking at the agricultural sector or other seasonal jobs or getting sponsored by a company but don't know where to start. I've only ever done blue collar jobs and haven't done any apprenticeships or anything due to a lack of opportunities but really would want to pursue such things in America where there are more opportunities available and hard work seems to be respected.
When I first came over I worked through CCUSA who provided a work visa. Then I met mow now wife and filed for a finance visa, then we got married and I became a legal resident, and after years of paperwork I became a naturalized citizen. It’s not for the faint of heart 😂 There were months where I couldn’t legally work, and the when I did get my green card I took the first job I could get at a sandwich shop - with a bachelors degree 😅 the things we do for love! I’m not sure of your situation but there are other ways like talent visas that I’ve seen people get.
@ I would really like to in some years time however, I don’t feel like there is a visa that will see me do that, my only hopes feel like EB3 and H2B but, as I’m sure you’ll know, I need a job offer for that and I’m not sure how I’ll be able to get that without any qualifications. Any advice would be appreciated. 🙏
I’m considering LA because I’m really interested in the creative arts industries, Music, anime, video games that’s the route I want to go down. I’m also autistic and gave adhd but I still would really love to pursue my passions but I want to be able to sustain myself how I can. The industry I’m interested in, all the big companies are there and more opportunities. Does anyone have any advice for this? I am going to do lots of research, I’ve just finished my undergraduate so I could potentially pursue study or other avenues but I want to find out more! Any help is appreciated and advice is welcome on any kind of avenue. For context, I’m an Irish citizen ;access to British passport), 25 female and have autism/adhd. Thanks!!
So great to connect with you! There are different visas, including a talent visa, which you might qualify for. You could also always try getting a seasonal job in the area like working as an art Director at a camp and networking and seeing if you really like it out here. I went through Cc USA when I worked at a camp and it was a really good experience. Please keep me posted on your journey. Sounds like you have a really exciting future ahead of you!
It all depends on what you want to do. What I did when I was 18 was get a job through CCUSA- I worked as a camp counselor and it was amazing. They provided the visa and it allowed me to travel after. That might be a place to start! Keep us posted!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Thanks mate! I want to be a musician with my partner, it’s been our dream since we were 12 to live there. Will keep posted! Thank you so much 🫶
Hi Chris so I am a British citizen and my bf is American we want to get married and have me over there with him are there any steps or advice also we’ll be getting married in the states if possible. Thank u love ur beautiful family
Congratulations! That’s so exciting! I would look into a Fiancé Visa to get the ball rolling. Visajourney.com is a great resource - I used it a lot and managed to not need a lawyer, which saved us a lot of money- it was stressful though. Please keep us posted! What state are you moving to?
I’m not sure! Morgan’s brother is a plumber - I’ll have to ask him! Usually they have to go through a big process proving it’s hard/ impossible to find workers here- but I know there is a shortage in the trades.
I can complete understand! Are you ready for marriage? It’s an “easier,” process if so. There are seasonal jobs - he could check out CCUSA to see if there’s anything if your area. Keep us posted!
You sound like you did a great job creating a life for yourself in a brand new country. I was born in the USA and I was wondering if UK would be a better fit because of the health system. But I hate the cold so I need to think lol 😂
Hope you can help mate what options would I have as a family of three my mum is 55 I’m 27 and my sister is 16 can we all move to the US is it possible and what visas options do you need
Hi, Michael! That could be a tough one. I think with a unique situation like that you might want to look into an immigration lawyer. I was on a IG live chat with a really cool immigration lawyer (immigrant himself) Shaymev Law Firm. He has a lot of free resources and might be a good person to connect with. Morgan has worked with people from Jamaica and said that to get there parents over here wasn’t easy but after a few years and paperwork doable. Does your sister live with your mum?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Hi mate thanks for the reply we all live together at the moment because it’s so difficult to get on the property ladder in the UK and Thanks I will take a look always wanted to move to America for better opportunities and lifestyle
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily I’m originally from Leicester but live in Newcastle upon Tyne now unfortunately LoL 😂, and I work in construction/warehousing industry and my mum is unemployed but used to work for the family business and my sister has just left school she is still figuring out her life options etc thanks for the help again mate and I wouldn’t mind working in the same industry or go into video games where my real passion is
@@Michael.P.1997 oh nice! It seems like there is always a shortage of workers in construction and the skilled trades over here - that might work in your favorite! Please keep me posted! I’m rooting for you!
Hi, very nice family you have. I am looking to move across the pond as an engineer and wondered. Can i start applying to jobs before i come over on linked in??
Thank you so much! Without a business to sponsor you I’m not sure you can just take a job that’s available. I ran into that when I first moved here. There are different ways to obtain visas though! There’s a social media lawyer called Shamayev Law that has a lot of free resources. We went on his show a few months ago 😀 Best of luck. Please keep us posted!
I’m from England and been with my girlfriend(American) for almost 7 months, I’ve known her since 2020. One day I would like to move to the US to properly build our relationship. I turn 21 in October. What are some of the best ways on how to be able to move to the US?. And how hard is it truly ?, I know everyone says it’s hard or you just have super smart or to be super amazing at something to be able to move out there, unfortunately I lack in both departments 😂, so is that truly the case or is there still hope for me to be able to move out there in the future and hopefully start a new cool chapter with my girlfriend?
Aww I can totally relate! It’s doable, but it is a lot of work. Are you thinking about marriage? A fiancé visa is nice but you have to fly out after approved and can’t work for a while. Shaymaev Law in Florida has a great social media presence and a lot of free information. Feel free to reach out anytime and keep us posted! Eat of luck!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily haven’t thought of marriage yet, will wait a few years and see how the relationship develops and grows, hopefully for the best. Thanks for the tips, I’m sure they will come in handy 👍🏻. I’ll try and keep you guys posted even tho it may be in many years to come 🤣(you just got a new subscriber)
@@retrooreo9244 thanks so much! I completely understand that too- we did long distance for 4 years! It was fun and worth it - the goodbyes sucked, but made us stronger in the end. Best of luck! I look forward to hearing your updates!
Hi, did you find it hard to make friends in America or was it quite easy? I'd like to move to the US one day but I was wondering how easy or hard it is to meet people and create friendships. Many thanks!
I thought it was soo easy! I flew by myself to work for a summer. I didn’t know anyone and ended marrying a co-worker and a mate I made was in my wedding. I have found American people for the most part to be really welcoming. Keep us posted!
Congratulations! Are you planning of getting married? If so, we did a fiancé visa and although it was kind of a long process I’ve heard it’s easier than others.
Hi I’m Josh I watched your videos. I have questions Im hopefully moving to USA in a year or two hopefully to be with my fiancé what is the Visa process like?
Hi, Josh! Congratulations! Where in the states? We travel full-time and always love meeting other expats. As far as visas go, we went with the fiancé visa. We used visajourney.com, a free resource to connect with others in similar situations for questions and ideas on wait times. I’m happy for you, Josh!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Thank you I will be going to Virgina where my fiancé lives I visited her in may I will going back in January for her birthday an then I will hopefully spend the whole summer with July August till early September
@@joshuafirby4361 that reminds me of my own long distance story. We love Virginia! A few weeks ago we were in Deltaville, and Gwynn’s Island. One of our favorite states! Best of luck!
I'm in the UK wanting to move but wonder how hard it is to get setup at 30 should I have gone years ago instead lol 😆 I have friends there and visit but I'd love to go permanently
That’s a loaded question, but a good question. A lot of factors to think about. Cost of living can vary state to state, if you were to settle what state are you looking at? It’s never too late to make a change in my opinion, you would probably want to have some savings before a move. What line of work are you in? You could look to secure a job before moving, that would help. (Don’t forget no NHS over here)
@The Live Out Loud Family I work in construction and have site management qualifications etc for here not sure if there globally recognised as US work to OSHA standards I believe and we work to the HASAWA standard. Have experience with landscaping and alsoets of building etc.
I would look into immigration lawyers on social media! I was on a livestream with one from Florida and he offers a ton of free resources. His firm is Shaymaev. He could probably put you in the right direction! There is also visajourney.com that’s really helpful!
I'm trying to move to America but it's confusing me because I apparently need a sponsor to move out however I cannot apply for any jobs without an American phone number....
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily I'm currently in the building industry Also I have two of my good friends out there who are happy to let me live with them but I'm completely stuck
@un1traze262 oh man! That’s awful! I went through a company called CCUSA but it was seasonal- it got me out here though and gave me a visa! Where are you from?
Texas is amazing! The people that we encountered in Texas were amazing every single one of them! So hospitable! We actually are in England right now and enjoying every second and considering moving back eventually as a homebase or at least doing RV life over here! What attracted you to Texas?
Thanks for sharing!. I’m watching in Beverley, East Yorkshire in England. I love America but I don’t think I could live there…no NHS for a start!. Having to pay to give birth there etc too!.
Oh it’s crazy for sure! The insurance we had through work at the time only kicked in after you spent $20,000 out of pocket 😳 so to have our two boys it was $30,000 - a huge shock! We talk about living in England from time to time. I hope you can visit the states or maybe get a seasonal job. It it is beautiful here, but there are definitely drawbacks. Thanks so much for connecting, Laura!
Thank you for mentioning the drawbacks! The USA is a cool place but it’s definitely not for everyone! It’s important not to glamorize it or over idealize it. There are serious problems here!
Great to connect with you! I went through a program called CCUSA I’m not sure if they are looking for workers now or not. But we’ve been getting a lot of questions on this video so maybe I’ll partner up with one of my immigration, lawyer friends, and do a video to help everybody out!
We appreciate you 🤝 But we were asking that we Wash cars as our job in Uganda but we were asking can we come to America to work as care giver's in America. We want to come over to work, achieve dream's. Help us sir. Is it possible
My wife is from the US, we live in the UK and we're thinking about moving closer to her family. However we're unsure about the process. Any tips on going through the process of getting a spousal visa?
Hello, sorry for the delay in responding. YES! When I was going through the process I used visajourney.com I highly recommend it. There are really great forums on there, processing times, tips and the community is generally good at getting back and answering questions.
Thank you for the video, heart-warming and it really put this move into perspective in regards to moving away from family. 😪 I leaving my birth town, Newcastle up North in UK to Seattle USA in 6 months with partner and 2 teenage boys. We have received our Green cards 6 months ago. My hardest obstacle is leaving family behind but want to give USA a try. I have great support from my In-Laws who live in Seattle in USA. I be grateful If I could send you correspondence on a few issue's that we may have.
I appreciate that so much! It’s a big move and I completely understand how you feel. It can be so hard leaving things behind but if you have a solid plan to get back and visit I bet you’ll love it here. Seattle is amazing! We just exploded a couple months ago and really love the whole energy of the city. Feel free to message us on any of our social platforms or shoot us an email. We’d love to connect! Best of luck to you. I look forward to staying connected!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily thank you for the reply. I see on your video you have a Newcastle United Jersey on, my birth town. Boy's are at that stage they going to miss there soccer her in UK! 👍
@@davidsingh8515 that’s my team! I’ve supported them all my life. I would love to take them to a game when we go back! Just like when I was a kid! Is that your team too?
hi mate its such a heart filled explanation I have traveled before and returned after years and nothing was the same for me but alot was and its for that reason that i was never able to settle down in my home country its my dream to be able to move to the states and live there and be able to travel around the same way you are with your family which i think is amazing and well done because its no easy feat !! can you tell me if theres an options for me to move too the united states ??
Thank you so much for watching him for your very kind response! For me, the easiest way to explore the states and work here for a while was to go through a company that was hiring. I picked CCUSA because they also paid for travel expenses and allowed me to explore after I was done working. There are lots of different visa options though if that doesn’t work for you. I know there are vas for talent fiancé, tons of them. Please keep us posted on your journey!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily is there a way to talk to you via WhatsApp or email I would like to get some more information about the ccusa I'm struggling to find any companies too hire as I don't know where to start looking !!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Yeah I like it here, I moved to London in 2021, I've wanted to move here since the 1990's, so glad I finally got around to doing it
Brilliant video thank you for sharing, we are crapping ourselves minds are made up we set 1-2 years max sold and in the USA as it stands I have no idea how to set up a company or rent a property
Really, that’s so interesting! I’d love to hear why if you don’t mind. We are in England now and the boys seem to like it a lot more! We would appreciate the inside scoop!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Hi, Glad you are enjoying. I don't have children, so maybe that makes a difference. Compared to how I lived in the states, I feel everything cost so much, the health care here in UK hasn't worked well for my husband and I. The bad weather doesn't help either.
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Can I move from USA to uk permanently
@@zalbikaabdulatipov8824 I think they have a lot of similar processes. I would look into an immigration lawyer or check out visajourney.com 😀 Best of luck!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily yes please let me know when your free
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily because I’m planning moving there I have few of my relatives and friends that live there
Thank you for sharing your story.
I was born and have always lived in the UK. I've never been able to afford to go on a weekend break, or a holiday, let alone afford to travel abroad. Now at sixty years of age and windowed eight years, I''ve never been in poorer health, I finally have the funds though, but not the health to travel. I've been invited to stay with friends in Paris and Louisiana USA for as long as I want, but because of a recent D.V thrombosis. I'm still medically unable to fly. Bummer eh? 😉😂
ALSO MAKE SURE YOU KEEP BRITISH CITIZENSHIP SO YOU CAN GET TREATED ON NHS AND NOT GO BANKRUPT
It’s crazy over here! America makes you denounce any of your previous citizenships now, but I’m sure there are loopholes. I couldn’t believe how expensive it was to have children 🙃
YES BEEN TO STATES AT LEAST 12 TIMES FOR LONG HOLIDAYS BUT ONE THING I DONT WANT IS WASTING MY HARD EARNED CASH ON MY ILNESSES, WHEN I CANT GET THE MOST IMPORTANT ONES DONE FOR FREE LIKE CANCER AND HEART PROBS TO WHICH I HAD ONE, USA PRIVATE AND BUPA IN IK IS LIKE BUYING CAR INSURANCE LOL
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily wow, I thought you can have a dual citizenship?
Or you can be like most Americans and have private insurance. If your income is low enough, you get free insurance. Out of pocket will be higher but taxes lower so it evens out. Of course the care in the US is dramatically better.
@@tulanebs YES ITS BETTER IF YOU GOT THE CASH AT LEAST IN UK IF I GET CANCER OR HEART PROBS I DONT HAVE TO WORRY IN UK, A WOMÀ WAS ON JOHN OLIVER SHOW ON HBO AND HER HUBBY HAD 80000 COVER , HE GOT CANCER AND HIS COVER WAS ABOUT TO RUN OUT, POOR BUGGER
I’d love to move to Oregon from the UK but I’m a single child and my parents are elderly, I just can’t bring myself to leave them until they pass. Until then Oregon will remain my dream, one day I’ll make it a reality ❤️
Oregon is beautiful! We did the entire coat last year and loved it. I completely understand. It’s so hard being away from family. It kills me everyday. Keep us posted on your journey. We will be sending positive vibes your way!
You know. I’m in the same boat. My advice is rethink your position. It sucks. But you weren’t born to support them. It hurts. But you’ll die with regret if you don’t enjoy your best years where you want to be. (Probably)
@@Charleset that’s a great way to think about it!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily what’s the top 3 things of the move uk->usa?
@@Charleset as in the top three steps?
bro i spent years in the military and coming home was hard nothing was the same and don't feel like home anymore. That inner voice of lets go to the US is screaming in my ear but means leaving home again and going to live my life im an adventurer at heart and the pull is hard to hide lol well done to you guys
I appreciate that- I’m going back in May for the first time in over a decade - it makes me really nervous that it will be so different. Even seeing my parents. We are wanderers too- on state 32, living in our RV. Are you from England as well?
Being an expat for 15 years overseas this is so spot on. It's the intangibles that often get ignored when we relocate and then halfway through once the tasks stop flooding in you realize you've changed and the people back home have too. That was a huge mindset shift. Thanks for articulating this so well!
Thanks so much! It’s definitely challenging. Do you live in the states now?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily yeah, we are in Texas after living in China since '05.
We love Texas! I hope it feels like home for you now!
We’re going to see a surge of young Brits (hopefully including myself someday) moving to the US and Australia due to the current state of the country (low wages, high tax, the inefficiency of the NHS ect.) and it’s kinda sad because we’re in a situation where the best option is to jump ship rather than work to improve the current state of the uk
That is really sad. We will be back visiting in a few weeks for the first time in a decade, so I’m eager to see all the changes!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily How was your trip mate? What changes did you notice?
You're in for a big shock
Towns and cities outside London are crumbling fast and everything shutting down
The uk is beyond saving, its a fucking cesspit of selfish,ignorant,arrogant fucks,everhthing is broken, everyones a cheapskate, the taxes are high af relative to cost of living, infrastructure is crumbling, the competence levels of everything from a waitress to the nhs are inferior in every single way to the usa. Honestly so done with this country i cant wait to leave it.
The United States is ever worse now (I’m an American and I left the USA). Australia would be a better choice
I’m from London! I’ve always wanted to move to the US and this video has really made me think a bit more into it! I appreciate how genuine you guys seem ❤stay positive xx
I hope your dream comes true! Thank you so much! We are on our way to London next month for a visit, can’t wait! Please keep us updated and let us know if you have any questions!
Genuine my arse... This is what living in that hell whole is actually like.
Okay so you like using your feet? Well say good bye to those as your going to have to drive everywhere. Do you like just being able to be ill and take time off? Well you can only do that a few times a year. Do you like being able to go on holiday? Well you only get two weeks off a year so count in family problems and you'll be lucky if you can go off once a year. Also they don't have college/sixth form so hope your kids don't resent you for life by making them do two extra years of Secondary school. And how could I forget let's say you brake a leg "well that'll be 17-35 grand partner". Yeah do yourself a d your family a favor and make sure NEVER to move to that hell whole
@@freddiemedley5580UK or USA? lol
@@freddiemedley5580interesting perspective, You are from the US?
@@coaldust01I couldn't tell
Love this look back after 10 years. Quite emotional really. And I can really relate to the sadness of leaving things and people behind in UK. Thanks for sharing! Hope to catch up with you in England one day :)
Thanks so much, Mart! I really hope so too! Let’s plan on it. We hope to finish the 27 states next year and then head over to England. We are also happy to visit in the Philippines too! ❤️
I wish you lots of success in life: and continue to enjoy America 🇺🇸. I enjoyed the video.
That really means a lot to me! Thank you so much!
Is it less depressing? Cos living in the uk, especially up north, can be dull. Its grey, rainy, boring and just bland.
Haha I don’t know they both have pros and cons and there are some states that get just as much gloomy weather. California and Florida are sunny most of the year - love those states! We have considered moving back to England - there are some things I really miss.
Every immigrant longs to go back home no matter where they come from deep down inside. It’s the truth and heartbreaking for most immigrants I know here in the USA . They Feel like a stranger in a new land and then another when you they go back home to visit. That is the reality of an average immigrant.
yep. This is me. I left Italy moved to Florida and I did not think of the cost of traveling after you have kids its been impossible. And life has changed over there too. nothing is the same.
How do you like life in Florida? I’m sorry! I completely feel your pain. It is crazy expensive!
Side note: Italy is at the very top of Morgan’s bucket list. Morgan and Jude are learning to speak Italian in preparation. If you the any tips or must go places we would appreciate them!
What a heartfelt message! Good advice, Merry Christmas to your family, hope you all get to go back soon and visit.
Thank you so much. Merry Christmas to you all! I really appreciate that and hope we can too!
When I was away from family for years at a time the ol saying "holidays are the hardest" is a real thing. Felt that.
They really are. Thank you so much for watching! I hope you are back with your family now!
I move this saturday to be with my partner who is American. I have always lived in Wales with my family, never moved from the same town as them, so to now be moving across the pond is frightening yet thrilling with this bitter sweetness left behind. I dont have any kids, but i leave behind my niece who is more like my little sister and my nephew who has just turned one. The thought of missing out on their life hurts deep to the core. But i cannot wait to be with my soul mate again, it just sucks that I cannot fly the family over to live in the US haha.
I can completely relate- it’s soo hard. It still eats at me. We haven’t had the chance to get over in years and it makes me feel horrible, but like you mentioned I would be miserable without the family
I have created here. Such a hard spot to be in. Where in the states are you moving to? It be great to meet up! I have met so many expats here (2 good friends) and it helps to have that little slice of home. Keep us posted!
hows it going man
How did you do it is it a long process cause I've met a girl and she's in Boston and I wanna live with her I have no family and I'm googling stuff and I'm not sure where to start
I believe you can fly family out to live there, you should look into it more.
An immigrant always longs to go back home . That is what I have always heard living here in the USA. . For those born here it is different and we can never know the pain they feel.
I appreciate your insight so so much! Makes me feel not so alone. I finally got to make it back over there last May and I didn’t want to leave! Just hugging my parents and siblings was something that I’ve missed so much!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamilymy parents suffered so I saw it first hand . Stay strong ❤
Hi Chris, I hope you and your family enjoy your Holiday Season!
Thank you so much! I hope your Holidays are wonderful!
I left to move to Australia from the UK 13 years ago. Thanks for shedding light on a lot of the untold truths of moving your life. The guilt, the excitement and the extra layers you need to go through in life.
It’s so hard and rewarding! How do you like life in Australia? We’ve always wanted to visit! Thank you so much for connecting! Seems like not many people can relate!
@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Australia is incredible for families. And very caravan/RV friendly. The people and the sights are gorgeous and plenty to do in the cities. My partner and I are packing up soon and moving to his home in the US later this year so I found your channel looking for "Moving to the US" advice.
@stitchie_play8260 we can’t wait to explore it! That’s so exciting! What state are you moving to?
@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Moving to Ohio to start! I'm originally from Scotland so looking forward to exploring the midwest.
@stitchie_play8260 very cool! Ohio has some great spots. My wife was born and raised in Michigan.
Your mum is very proud of you 😁 and Sophia and Zara talk to me about u every day. They told me today that I had to come on and see the video that they are on 😊 x
Oh wow! Hi Shelley, hope you are doing well. That was nice of the girls to tell you all about our TH-cam channel, haha. We are hoping to fly over soon and they will be in a few more videos😊 Very cool that you work at their school too!
I’m an American in my early 60s, and I’m watching this in November 2024. I’m sad to say I honestly can’t imagine why someone would choose the US at this point in our history.
I’ve been here now for almost twelve years - there’s a lot I miss about England. I’m grateful my wife and kids are here though.
Really makes sense mate, I moved to the US 3 years ago during covid and didn't think id be moving when i did. I find when i go back home im out of step with life back home. Its not quite as glorified as it seems. Saying that I do love my life here and I'm having a real experience with a lot of opportunities. I think i you just make of it what you do.
That’s a great way to look at it! I’m going back to visit in May for the first time in 11 years. Thanks for preparing me for what to expect. Where did you end up living in the states?
I am American in the UK and feeling homesick (here 8 years) and this really resonated and helped. Thank you X
Sending you so much love! I know how hard it can be! We are thinking of moving over there after we see all the states. Where in the states are you from? We finally got back to the UK last month and my hearts shattered all over again since leaving. Not sure if you saw the video, but thought you might like it if not: th-cam.com/video/JSizHdTdsAE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=TfZynEOTetJ0-OGg
Should have moved to Ireland
I’m coming to the end of a career in law enforcement in the uk and looking to retire to Nevada, but I haven’t got a clue how I go about such a major change in my life
@@mayscough72 congratulations! Shamayev law might be a good resource - I was on his podcast and he offers a lot of free resources. He’s a retiree himself. Out of curiously what made you pick Nevada? We’ve been to a ton of states so just wondering.
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily it’s a combination of the weather when I’ve been there before I don’t get any aches from past broken bones and other injuries, plenty of things to do, Las Vegas, and the rugged mountains and desert, love the place.
Merry Christmas! You are so right about life happening - it’s sometimes difficult even living in the same country to take the time/effort/expense to make visits happen.
It really is! I know your dad doesn’t live really close by- it’s so nice you get to see him from time to time though. I hope you two have a wonderful Christmas Janis
Love this video can’t wait till we all meet up and you come to England for visit love you all mum xxxx
We can’t wait either! ❤️❤️❤️
I’m a paramedic in the UK , what’s it like for the paramedics (EMTS) in the USA? Thanks
You know, I’m not sure, but those in the medical field seem to make more money here. Are you thinking of moving here?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily I am thinking about it as properties are much better over there for value . I have a 3 year old so it most likely won’t be possible .
@@Atlas1198 you never know! Check out Shamayev Business Law - we were on his podcast a few months ago and he offers a lot of free resources to help people move to the states! There might be a visa available!
@@Atlas1198 also, 3 is such a fun age! I miss those days! Good luck and please keep us posted!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily thank you ! I’l have to educate myself further with this and il check the podcast thank you for the support ! Have a great day
I flew the UK coop in late 1972. There's the push and pull factors. You know what the push is, but you don't get to grips with the pull until after you arrive.
Jack, the Japan Alps Brit
That’s so true! Thank you for your service!
I'm a skilled professional and will move to the UK or the US.
But I can't decide where exactly.
I like the work life balance the UK offers but the freedom & the career opportunities of the US are appealing to me.
I couldn’t agree with you more! Those are the major pros and cons we consider as well! We are going back to the UK this May, so it will be interesting to see what has changed!
Anyone who leaves their home country will feel conflicted in some ways. Americans sometimes have a hard time moving to different states.
Thank you! That’s a really great reminder!
I’m an American and I think whether or not you’ll like living in the USA depends on your mindset. Please remember that the USA is VERY individualistic (even more so than the UK) so if you prefer more of a community feel look somewhere else. Also, do you like capitalism? We are a hyper capitalist country so if you’re more left leaning and want a better social safety net I would look to the Nordic countries or Australia. It’s a tough place where you’ll get little to no government support so you need to ask if you’re cut out for that type of grind. The USA has many of the same problems the UK has but even worse: we are also struggling very bad with inflation and affordable housing. Plus there’s our gun issue. Do you like guns? Are you ok with being surrounded by 400 million of them? Do you like driving? There is basically zero public transportation outside of a handful of cities and the road in the USA are the most dangerous in the developed world. I think trump will probably win in 2024 so depending on what you believe in politically that could be a good or bad thing. Personally while I really like visiting the USA I decided the USA isn’t for me so I’m going to immigrate to Spain as I much prefer their way of life. Everyone is different and sometimes it takes some experimenting to decide which country works for you. Good luck
These are some really great things to consider. Thank you so much! I hope enjoy Spain- we’ve always wanted to visit!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Thank you! Maybe you can go down there on your next trip to the UK. I hope you continue to enjoy living in the USA!
@RebeccaThompson-o7d we would love that! Thanks so much, Rebecca!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily You're welcome!
I'm so sorry the things that have changed 😔 🙏❤
Thank you so much! I guess that’s life - just didn’t anticipate it being so hard! We appreciate your friendship, Mary!
It occurs to me that not long ago, if somebody emigrated from the UK to the US, their lives would be upended because communication and travel would have been quite limited. But today?? You can stay in touch on the daily if you want to, share video and photos, interact live over Skype or other similar platforms, visit each other in both directions, etc. So instead of your interactions with family becoming limited, today, they are almost expanded because now you can go anywhere in UK or US on vacations because you have homes (free room & board) in either spot.
That’s a great way to look at it! And most so true. I wish we had free room and board 😂 we are going back in May and it’s a major expense for us - for a family of 4 plan tickets are just under 5k, Airbnb 2k, rental car, transportation, etc. we are budgeting 10k and how it’s enough 🤞. But for some that’s not very much, so it’s all a matter of perseverance! 😀
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily airbnb? can't you just stay with your folks? i guess houses are much tinier there than in the us? also is it really 5k for plane tickets?? damn when i go from cleveland to charleston, south carolina i pay like a little over $250 for ROUND TRIP tickets, but that is for one person only. still, multiply that by 4 and only 1k, which is WAY cheaper than quintuple that amount.
@@marksmith4892 that would be nice. Yeah, spaces are much smaller over there. When we owned a home in Lansing, Michigan it was just a little 1800 sq. Ft house for American standards, but that would be a very big house over there. 😂 felt big to me! Airfare definitely adds up. It’s cheaper to fly from the east coast, but then you have to spend the time and money getting to the east coast so it adds up. That’s awesome you are traveling in the states! We have been to 32 states together so far. It’s been a blast!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily i'm single and looking for houses in the 2500 sq. ft. range with fireplace and 2 bathroom LOOOOOL i had actually found one in a great neighborhood, built 1976 with fully updated bathrooms and kitchen, new driveway and roof, new HVAC, whole house was in great condition. it was 2500 sq ft and JUST the bedroom was so big it was like 2.5 master bedrooms put together. it was so fking long you could probably have fit about 5-6 king size beds end to end. just for me hahahaha. we really do have so much space in the US. had a nice big yard, too!
@marksmith4892 oh my gosh- that sounds so spacious! I’ve definitely never seen anything like that in the UK 😂
Such a great story Chris. Your story is so unique. 10 years just flies by! Will be so exciting to see your UK trip. Merry Christmas!!!
Thank you so much Carl. Yes!! It will be an emotional video for sure! Merry Christmas to you guys too and thank you for your continuous support. 🥹
How difficult was the process of buying a house in the US versus here in the UK (if you've been through it). I bought my first home in the UK just over a year ago and it was a long stressful (and very archaic!) process. While it could be easier in the US (though I've no idea!) I'm quite worried about being exploited or cheated. My partner and I are thinking of moving over but we're both British and so neither of us would really know what we're doing.
That’s a really hard one! We live in an RV after selling our home and love it! We travel all over the country and instead of paying a mortgage we pay for experiences and RV parks. But if that’s not for you, you can buy a house here. The process isn’t as old school as it is there (from what my brother has said, although I personally have never bought a house in England). Where are you hoping to move?
Stay in the UK!!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Thanks for the reply! To be honest it's far too early days to be really firm about things. I'm self-employed and my partner is working on her own business so we wouldn't be tied anywhere. If I had my way it'd be New Hampshire, but we're both keen on New England in general.
It's more daydreaming and spitballing than confirmed details at the moment, alas!
Thanks for sharing!!! It’s always tough when the other half of the family is on the other side of the world
Thanks so much! It’s so great to have friends that understand! How are you all?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamilymy family is Houston I just returned thinking of moving but my heart is so torn 💔
Once I break in to the tech scene I’m genuinely thinking about moving to America after getting about a year or two experience
That’s awesome! I bet there’s lots of work here!
What state do you want to move to?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily not to sure Texas is on my list tho
@@dkt7922 Texas is amazing! The people we met were all SO welcoming! We stayed there for a month last year!
I worked in tech before med school. Tech is booming and the salaries are astronomically with a few years experience.
Hello, I enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing. I'm wondering if you or anyone here has any advice for me .. I'm 32 single male from Ireland I work as a delivery driver throughout Ireland. Price of living to quality of life here is not for me anymore . Since a kid I dreamt of going to America and iv recently decided I have nothing to lose leaving here . But do I have a chance of securing a visa when Im 32 and with no real qualifications??
I think you work in hospitality, so that is experience! I would try looking for seasonal positions at hotels or even check out CCUSA! Please keep us posted! Wishing you tons of luck! Thank you so much for watching
Merry Christmas to you all. ❤️ Hugs to you guys. Chris, I get the feels you are going through. I hope all the pieces come together and you all (y'all I'm in Texas again... lol) get to go visit very soon!
Thanks so much, Kelli! You and Larry probably get that same feeling. Merry Christmas! I hope we see you in the new year!
I really hope to see you guys too!!! 😃
Hello there!! My Great aunt and my grandmother moved from England to USA around 1890. My grandmother was born in USA 1901. I don't like living in the US anymore . Is there any way I can move to England to live. Any help will be greatly appreciated. James Gregory Evans.
Hi, Gregory! I wish I knew the ins and outs better. You may be able to work in England, as I have a friend whose grandmother was from England and she was able to get a work visa. We’ve considered moving back! Please keep us posted!
I have an opportunity to work for the US branch of my company. I have a wife and a daughter who is 8. Both me and her would pull in double the house hold income that what we have no. The only issue is i work offshore so for 2 weeks a month i’d be in the atlantic ocean whilst she was at home (probably tampa bay area) without any support.
Its such a hard thing to chose, a sunny new exciting life with endless choices for activities and endless opportunities for my daughter growing up - or stay in northern england which has been neglected for decades and is visibly in a downward spiral to poverty, drug users and obviously our 10 months of cloud and rain we get a year.. with the upside of being able to see your family when ever you want. Im more in favour of going to the US than my wife and I understand we both have to want it for it to happen otherwise it will be a painful experience
I’ve found Americans are so friendly, I bet you all would find friends and a community if you moved. It’s just such a big country with so much opportunity. Just last year we traveled to 23 states and are now planning the next 27. Please stay in touch!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily yeah, we have both been to the US 3 times. Orlando and NYC. Just love the tropical climate and outdoor lifestyle in florida more than NYC. Americans are really open and forward compared to what we brits are like so im sure people would make effort to interact with her while im away. She owns a salon and cosmetic studio here in the UK which is literally the melting pot of girl gossip
Morgan’s sister lives in Florida - such a beautiful state! Haha she will make friends over here in no time. Next time you make it over, please let us know. Our oldest is going on 8.
Tuning in from South Texas! We'll be at South Padre Island in a couple weeks!
Oh my gosh! Please keep us posted! We have always wanted to go there!
It is difficult enough even if you move to Newcastle from London, let alone to another continent. Life changes when you relocate, end of story. Expect it so that you don't have a shock. This is a huge lesson for people who think "Oh but I can always go back every few months" - no you won't... life does not let you.
I appreciate that feedback so much and it’s so true! You think it’s so easy until life hits you and it’s definitely not. We just were able to go back for a few weeks thankfully, but it was the first time in 10 years! It was so hard to leave and I already can’t wait to go back.
Chin up matey ❤❤you’re a good man
Thank you- I really appreciate that!
I live in Southampton mate and ive got dreams of things I want to do but my family is really preventing it from happening. Parents r divorced. Don’t stay with dad n mums sayin for me to move out soon. I’ve got folks in America n if I was to move out there n it enabled me to persue my dream do u think it’s worth it? Obviously lot bigger story but that’s jus a summary. Wld appreciate ur response
Cheers
In my opinion you have to listen to your heart! It’s hard leaving family but you don’t want to live life with regrets. I would check out something like CCUSA where you can secure seasonal work and travel a little after and then go home and see what you think. Kind of a test run! Some of those camps if they like you will hire you every year too. Best of luck! Please keep us posted!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily thanks for your response mate. I’m 17 still in college just need somewhere to go where I’ll be fully supported tbh. If I could go out and briefly stay in the US would a CCUSA be the way to go or shld I look into something else? Appreciate it
Love the video! Would really like a video on tips for travelling around the US as a Brit
Thanks so much! We are actually traveling to every state, currently on 32/50! Is there anything or anyplace specific you would like to see?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Well my plan was to start in Connecticut, hire out a camper and travel up to Niagara falls then all the way through to LA and then back down through Texas to Dallas, Atlanta, DC and then back to a full loop. As a Brit I’ve never been to America and I think a Road trip would be a great first trip to the US. I was just wondering if you had any quick bits of advice or anything as a fellow Brit, I don’t know if I even need a visa 🤣
@@Mr_Greene haha you are going to have the time of your life! We full-time RV! I think you can come over for 3 months at all time as a Brit, so to do that I would start in late Spring and have most the summer and early fall to do it. It’s peak season so a lot of other RVers will be out and about. The roads are huge over here so you’ll love that! You also might be surprised to find snow in states that you would think would be warm. We had snow in Texas and Arizona! I’m so happy for you - please keep us posted and if you have any questions always feel free to reach out!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily damn thank you so much for the reply, I really appreciate it. I know I’ll have to do a serious amount of research this summer as I will be going into my final year of university in September.
@@Mr_Greene good luck! State in touch! It’s always nice meeting Brits state-side! We actually just got back from England! I missed it a lot!
I moved from Florida to Indiana and has 5 kids, this is still my story.
Awww I’m sorry! I know how hard it can be!
Were your uk qualifications accepted did you need to retake them? Did you require sponsorship
I got a job through CCUSA and they provided the work visa. Is that what you mean?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily ah I see were your uk qualifications accepted or did you need to retake them?
How is everyone managing to move there? I have zero options since I have no family there, I suffer from autism and severe social anxiety so I doubt anyone would hire me, and I don’t have a relationship of any sort with an american
Have you ever looked into CCUSA? They offer seasonal positions you could apply for. Keep us posted!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamilyjust had a quick peak and unfortunately they only have a volunteering position for San Diego or New Orleans
This is amazing. Thank y’all for sharing this ❤️
Thanks so much, Jeremiah! Do you have big plans for Christmas?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily headed to Missouri this week to spend time with my nieces and great nieces/nephews and family. ❤️.
@@JeremiahFulbright that will be lovely! We look forward to checking in to hear all about it. Happy holidays my friend!
I woundered why you left brit. And came to watch this vidoe. After hearing your losses. I'd say try avoid recalling your past by not visiting the brit. It will emotional take you down. When you said grandma. I can understand how you are emotionally connected to your family. Hope you find some joy in us. Definately gonna watch other videos of yours. Bye for now.
Thank you so much. Really means a lot and I appreciate your kind words! It is really hard and I know if I make it over it will definitely take an emotional toll on me. Thanks for being here!
my wife is american we currently live in the uk but she wants to move back so that will be the plan eventually. You made me realise how different life will be i didnt really think about all the stuff you mentioned lol but i guess thats life make the most of every day because time really does fly. I have been thinking oh well its only one plane ride away no big deal lol.
Hey 👋 thanks for watching. I think it’s one of those grass is always greener on the other side situations. I have a great life here in the states with the little family my wife and I have made, we are currently enjoying traveling to all 50
States in our RV!
You’re right though, just a plane ride away! You can always visit, gets harder when your family grows though :) I’m sure you will enjoy your time here in the US, where will you be moving to?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamilythat’s honestly sounds so fun what’s your favourite state so far and we will most likely move to Dallas because that’s where she’s from but have also been looking at other places too like Chicago, Vegas etc guess I’ll have to visit them all first and see what feels like home
Is it worth moving kitchen appliances with an adapter?
I don’t think so- I didn’t take any big items
Is it easy to get sick benefits in usa ?
I wouldn’t say easy, but if you get a job for a company that offers them or shop the market place you will likely get them, but it usually doesn’t cover everything. For example when Morgan was working for a company she had to pay $20,000 out of pocket before it would kick in, in addition to paying monthly to have that coverage.
My wife is a qualified Midwife in the UK. I have no formal quals but I have been in senior management now for over ten years, 4 of them running the Ambulance Service special operations division as a head of service. We’ve got three kids. Desperately trying to move from the UK to the US. What route would you recommend we take?
So great to connect with you! I hope that you’re all able to make it over here! I wish I had some great advice for you, but I at least know who you can turn to. We connected with a lawyer in Florida who seems really great and I don’t believe that he charges unless you actually get the visa. I could be wrong on that. Check out Shaymaev Law on social media- I think he has free resources too! Please keep us posted!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily thank you!
@@rd3262 absolutely! I wish I could be more help- I went with CCUSA, but not sure what they have to offer and if you could bring a family over.
Please do not do that to your kids! I went to both American and English schools as my mum dated an American 🤮 for a bit. I helped make sure they broke up so I could get out of that hell hole. So unless you want your kids to resent you for the rest of your life move to New Zealand, Gibraltar, Australia or any other English speaking country/territory.
Where do you live now?
I plan on moving to Texas to my girlfriend, I haven’t got a issue with leaving behind the only issue I have is money, what’s the best way to approach a situation like that?
That’s amazing! Do you plan on getting married? If so you can go with a fiancé visa, and there is no financial threshold (T least there wasn’t when I applied). Please keep us posted!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily well I’ve recently learned I can’t move there, her family say I need a work visa but I never went to school and haven’t got GCSEs and I don’t want to go to collage for 1-3 years just to get some, is there a quicker way to get them? I’m really struggling with it, she’s in Texas btw I’m not sure if all states require a different set of rules but it’s what I’ve been told
I would love to get a work visa. I'm highly skilled. Welding for 30 years. I can also operate a brake press and steel sheer and a threading machine. And drill press. I do recommend you try to get back to England. The US election doesn't look good. Wishing you all the best. James.
They do have talent visas and I know a lot of people in the trades are short staffed! There are a lot of wild things happening over here 😂. We finally got over to visit in may and the boys both said it felt like home. Made it even harder!
Hi, I'm trying to move to the US from the UK, to see my Girlfriend, but I don't mean much money at all and It's extremely difficult to move, could you help me please!
I’ve been there! What state does she live in? I just worked a ton and then on all my breaks from uni I would go stay with Morgan in the regular visitors visa. Have you considered doing seasonal work? I went with CCUSA and worked at a camp and they paid for the visa and travel expenses and it allowed me to stay for a bit after!
Merry Christmas am glad you are here, you look like my stepson 🏝🏝
Thank you so much, Joe! We hope your Christmas is full of fun and sun!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily ❤❤
Would love to know what the easiest way is I could do this? I have just under half a million dollars (IN GBP UK of course) so could buy a nice house in USA but as I understand it, can only live in the country for 90 days in any 180 day period? (Ideally florida I'd be thinking but open to suggestion)
Hmmm that’s a great question! I wish I knew! I was on a podcast a few years ago called Shaymaev Law and he has a lot of free resources and I don’t think he gets paid until you are approved. That might be worth checking out - he’s an immigrant himself and I really liked him. Please keep us posted! Best of luck- Florida is beautiful! Morgan’s sister lives down there!
hi. im looking at wanting to move to Tennessee, I have a bespoke kitchen company but I've been told for a company to be able to hire me I would need a degree for the visa. is this correct ?
We love Tennessee! I’m not sure on that one. We were on a podcast a while ago with an immigration lawyer called Shamayev Law. he has a lot of free resources online and he’s an immigrant himself. He might be a great person to connect with. Please keep us updated on your journey. What part of Tennessee are you thinking? We love pigeon Forge in Gatlinburg!
I know that this is an older video and probably won't get a response, but. I've been living in-between LA and Liverpool throughout the last few years. But in the last two or three years, living in Liverpool has felt like a chore, like something I need to suffer through to keep peace with my family. However, my girlfriend of 12 years (American citizen) is wanting to settle. Start a family, buy a home and potentially have kids. And while I am super down to live in LA and would love to live there, it feels selfish to leave my family behind. I think I would prefer to be in the US and am wondering how I should inform my parents. Have you got any advice as to how to break the news in a way that will preserve my family's relationship with me? (I should note that when my uncle moved to Finland, he and my family had a strenuous relationship for a few years before they got used to it. (He didnt visit often)) I hope I'm not oversharing lol ❤
Definitely not over sharing! I can definitely relate! LA is amazing and can see why you would be so torn. We are actually visiting England right now and it’s the first time we’ve been back in 10 years! Thankfully my family was supportive but it is so hard. It’s expensive to go back and forth (as I’m sure you are finding) and even more difficult with kids, but hopefully if you budgeted and planned right you could take an annual trip - and If your family is able to visit I couldn’t imagine a cooler place than LA! Hopefully if they know your heart and how much it means to you they will understand - especially if you do go back once in a while and they can come visit!
Why do so many Brits think LA is amazing? It’s a pretty terrible place. Ask any American (including me)
@@RebeccaThompson-o7dit’s the same way many Americans want to live in the UK. I’m in the UK and if given the option to live here or with my partner in Illinois, I’d choose there because it’s larger and there are more opportunities.
@teeshac8421 that was exactly why we chose the states!
@@teeshac8421 To each their own I guess! I have heard Chicago is nice in the daytime but it's gotten way more dangerous lately. I guess if you work in tech there are lots of opportunities in the USA but other than that I don't see how it could be any better than the UK. Most Americans live paycheck to paycheck and things will just get worse after Trump is elected (which I think he will be). Any difference in salary you'll get there you'll probably wind up paying in medical bills anyways. @theliveoutloadfamily said it cost him $30,000 just to have 2 kids, and that's just medical bills. What will happen when they go to college? Plus rent has increased 40% there. The USA will just get worse and worse unfortunately. :/ Doesn't really sound like a land of opportunity to me!
Where do u apply for green card????
Hello 👋 My first step was to apply for a fiancé visa and then a green card once we wed. All forms can be found in the USCIS.gov site. 😊
As a European citizen how can someone move to stay in USA permanently?
Employment would be a good option for anyone in a field where American’s need workers. There are lots of different visa options too - Talent, Fiancé, etc, I hope that helps! Where are you from?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily thank you for your kind response.
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamilyhow would you do it as a mid-20s guy with no qualifications? I've been looking at the agricultural sector or other seasonal jobs or getting sponsored by a company but don't know where to start. I've only ever done blue collar jobs and haven't done any apprenticeships or anything due to a lack of opportunities but really would want to pursue such things in America where there are more opportunities available and hard work seems to be respected.
@@jakebarnes3054 I’d check out CCUSA and start with a seasonal job! It’s great to network and you can travel after your work visa for a few months!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily thanks a lot. That's the most helpful tip I've gotten so far!
I don't like the fact that they make you denounce your other citizenships.
From what I read is that the UK will still recognize you - not sure how true that is- I didn’t like it either
Did you have a sponsor? How did you do this?
When I first came over I worked through CCUSA who provided a work visa. Then I met mow now wife and filed for a finance visa, then we got married and I became a legal resident, and after years of paperwork I became a naturalized citizen. It’s not for the faint of heart 😂 There were months where I couldn’t legally work, and the when I did get my green card I took the first job I could get at a sandwich shop - with a bachelors degree 😅 the things we do for love!
I’m not sure of your situation but there are other ways like talent visas that I’ve seen people get.
If I see another Remitly ad I am going to crack up
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Hi, what visa did you use to move?
Hi, Ashley! I used the K-1 Fiancé Visa! Are you moving to the states as well?
@ I would really like to in some years time however, I don’t feel like there is a visa that will see me do that, my only hopes feel like EB3 and H2B but, as I’m sure you’ll know, I need a job offer for that and I’m not sure how I’ll be able to get that without any qualifications. Any advice would be appreciated. 🙏
I’m considering LA because I’m really interested in the creative arts industries, Music, anime, video games that’s the route I want to go down. I’m also autistic and gave adhd but I still would really love to pursue my passions but I want to be able to sustain myself how I can. The industry I’m interested in, all the big companies are there and more opportunities.
Does anyone have any advice for this? I am going to do lots of research, I’ve just finished my undergraduate so I could potentially pursue study or other avenues but I want to find out more! Any help is appreciated and advice is welcome on any kind of avenue.
For context, I’m an Irish citizen ;access to British passport), 25 female and have autism/adhd. Thanks!!
So great to connect with you! There are different visas, including a talent visa, which you might qualify for. You could also always try getting a seasonal job in the area like working as an art Director at a camp and networking and seeing if you really like it out here. I went through Cc USA when I worked at a camp and it was a really good experience. Please keep me posted on your journey. Sounds like you have a really exciting future ahead of you!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily And you! Thank you so much for that advice! I really appreciate it.
And the best to you as well 😊😊
U guys want to move to the US & my goal is live in the UK lol. Good luck everyone u can do it !
Haha we’re very torn! We finally got back to visit in May and we all wanted to stay! I hope you make it. I sure miss it!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily thanks mate 🙏
Absolutely! What part to you want to live in?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily I want to live in London but I know it’s high cost of living 😂 but probably outside London would be great.
@@KreepyRecords it’s a fun city though!
I’m thinking of moving to America once i turn 18, do you reckon this would be possible ?
It all depends on what you want to do. What I did when I was 18 was get a job through CCUSA- I worked as a camp counselor and it was amazing. They provided the visa and it allowed me to travel after. That might be a place to start! Keep us posted!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Thanks mate! I want to be a musician with my partner, it’s been our dream since we were 12 to live there. Will keep posted! Thank you so much 🫶
@OliHickton follow your dreams! You only get one life! I’m excited to hear your story about making them a reality!
Happy Anniversary ❤❤
Thanks so much, Mary! It’s crazy how quickly time has flown by!
Hi Chris so I am a British citizen and my bf is American we want to get married and have me over there with him are there any steps or advice also we’ll be getting married in the states if possible. Thank u love ur beautiful family
Congratulations! That’s so exciting! I would look into a Fiancé Visa to get the ball rolling. Visajourney.com is a great resource - I used it a lot and managed to not need a lawyer, which saved us a lot of money- it was stressful though. Please keep us posted! What state are you moving to?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily okay thank u so much I’ll look into it. He lives in Alabama then we’re looking to move to either Florida or Houston
Is it possible to find plumbing job there, and if they can sponsor me for the uk?
I’m not sure! Morgan’s brother is a plumber - I’ll have to ask him! Usually they have to go through a big process proving it’s hard/ impossible to find workers here- but I know there is a shortage in the trades.
My bf wants to come to live with me but it really difficult for us 😢 How we should do? 😞
I can complete understand! Are you ready for marriage? It’s an “easier,” process if so. There are seasonal jobs - he could check out CCUSA to see if there’s anything if your area. Keep us posted!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily we are not married yet! He will come and married in USA. Thanks for reply me 😊
@@DayHser7264 congratulations! That’s exciting! I would check out visajourney.com. That helped me a lot and it’s a great free resource!
You sound like you did a great job creating a life for yourself in a brand new country. I was born in the USA and I was wondering if UK would be a better fit because of the health system. But I hate the cold so I need to think lol 😂
Thank you very much. NHS is nice, and the cold usually isn’t too bad 🤣 I miss it a lot!
Chicago, or god forbid, Canada, have worse cold than the UK.
@@camthesaxman3387 so true!!
girl ! just move
The health system is overwhelmed. Its not the best.
Hope you can help mate what options would I have as a family of three my mum is 55 I’m 27 and my sister is 16 can we all move to the US is it possible and what visas options do you need
Hi, Michael! That could be a tough one. I think with a unique situation like that you might want to look into an immigration lawyer. I was on a IG live chat with a really cool immigration lawyer (immigrant himself) Shaymev Law Firm. He has a lot of free resources and might be a good person to connect with. Morgan has worked with people from Jamaica and said that to get there parents over here wasn’t easy but after a few years and paperwork doable. Does your sister live with your mum?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Hi mate thanks for the reply we all live together at the moment because it’s so difficult to get on the property ladder in the UK and Thanks I will take a look always wanted to move to America for better opportunities and lifestyle
@@Michael.P.1997 I completely understand that! What part of the UK are you from? What industries do you all work in/ or want to go into?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily I’m originally from Leicester but live in Newcastle upon Tyne now unfortunately LoL 😂, and I work in construction/warehousing industry and my mum is unemployed but used to work for the family business and my sister has just left school she is still figuring out her life options etc thanks for the help again mate and I wouldn’t mind working in the same industry or go into video games where my real passion is
@@Michael.P.1997 oh nice! It seems like there is always a shortage of workers in construction and the skilled trades over here - that might work in your favorite! Please keep me posted! I’m rooting for you!
Hi, very nice family you have. I am looking to move across the pond as an engineer and wondered. Can i start applying to jobs before i come over on linked in??
Thank you so much! Without a business to sponsor you I’m not sure you can just take a job that’s available. I ran into that when I first moved here. There are different ways to obtain visas though! There’s a social media lawyer called Shamayev Law that has a lot of free resources. We went on his show a few months ago 😀 Best of luck. Please keep us posted!
Chris, Detroit is the birthplace of Motown Music!
Absolutely! So much history!
I’m from England and been with my girlfriend(American) for almost 7 months, I’ve known her since 2020. One day I would like to move to the US to properly build our relationship. I turn 21 in October. What are some of the best ways on how to be able to move to the US?. And how hard is it truly ?, I know everyone says it’s hard or you just have super smart or to be super amazing at something to be able to move out there, unfortunately I lack in both departments 😂, so is that truly the case or is there still hope for me to be able to move out there in the future and hopefully start a new cool chapter with my girlfriend?
Aww I can totally relate! It’s doable, but it is a lot of work. Are you thinking about marriage? A fiancé visa is nice but you have to fly out after approved and can’t work for a while. Shaymaev Law in Florida has a great social media presence and a lot of free information. Feel free to reach out anytime and keep us posted! Eat of luck!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily haven’t thought of marriage yet, will wait a few years and see how the relationship develops and grows, hopefully for the best. Thanks for the tips, I’m sure they will come in handy 👍🏻. I’ll try and keep you guys posted even tho it may be in many years to come 🤣(you just got a new subscriber)
@@retrooreo9244 thanks so much! I completely understand that too- we did long distance for 4 years! It was fun and worth it - the goodbyes sucked, but made us stronger in the end. Best of luck! I look forward to hearing your updates!
yeah your best bet would be a marraige visa or a fiance visa @@retrooreo9244
Hi, did you find it hard to make friends in America or was it quite easy? I'd like to move to the US one day but I was wondering how easy or hard it is to meet people and create friendships. Many thanks!
I thought it was soo easy! I flew by myself to work for a summer. I didn’t know anyone and ended marrying a co-worker and a mate I made was in my wedding. I have found American people for the most part to be really welcoming. Keep us posted!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily very nice experience
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily I want to come to America. It looks much more fun.
I’m in Yorkshire and in a long distance relationship and me and my girl are trying to figure this out 🙏🏼 any advice appreciated
Congratulations! Are you planning of getting married? If so, we did a fiancé visa and although it was kind of a long process I’ve heard it’s easier than others.
Chris, one day I like to visit your home in Detroit!
Detroit is amazing 😀
Hi I’m Josh I watched your videos. I have questions Im hopefully moving to USA in a year or two hopefully to be with my fiancé what is the Visa process like?
Hi, Josh! Congratulations! Where in the states? We travel full-time and always love meeting other expats. As far as visas go, we went with the fiancé visa. We used visajourney.com, a free resource to connect with others in similar situations for questions and ideas on wait times. I’m happy for you, Josh!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily
Thank you I will be going to Virgina where my fiancé lives I visited her in may I will going back in January for her birthday an then I will hopefully spend the whole summer with July August till early September
@@joshuafirby4361 that reminds me of my own long distance story. We love Virginia! A few weeks ago we were in Deltaville, and Gwynn’s Island. One of our favorite states! Best of luck!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily I will be around Gloucester and Williamsburg
@@joshuafirby4361 oh wow! How cool! We’ve heard Williamsburg is beautiful.
I'm in the UK wanting to move but wonder how hard it is to get setup at 30 should I have gone years ago instead lol 😆 I have friends there and visit but I'd love to go permanently
That’s a loaded question, but a good question. A lot of factors to think about. Cost of living can vary state to state, if you were to settle what state are you looking at? It’s never too late to make a change in my opinion, you would probably want to have some savings before a move. What line of work are you in? You could look to secure a job before moving, that would help. (Don’t forget no NHS over here)
@The Live Out Loud Family I work in construction and have site management qualifications etc for here not sure if there globally recognised as US work to OSHA standards I believe and we work to the HASAWA standard. Have experience with landscaping and alsoets of building etc.
I would look into immigration lawyers on social media! I was on a livestream with one from Florida and he offers a ton of free resources. His firm is Shaymaev. He could probably put you in the right direction! There is also visajourney.com that’s really helpful!
Britain's weather is so unbelievably depressing I am seriously planning on moving out of this shyt hole ASAP.
Are you thinking about moving to the states?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily I've got family in Stockton and Modesto so that would be my place to move permanently.
I'm trying to move to America but it's confusing me because I apparently need a sponsor to move out however I cannot apply for any jobs without an American phone number....
Hmm what industry are you in?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily I'm currently in the building industry
Also I have two of my good friends out there who are happy to let me live with them but I'm completely stuck
@un1traze262 oh man! That’s awful! I went through a company called CCUSA but it was seasonal- it got me out here though and gave me a visa! Where are you from?
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily oooh really ill have a look into that thank you I live in the uk atm unfortunately lol
@un1traze262 haha we just got back and I loved it, but the grass is always greener 😂 Please keep us posted!
All the states? Have you been to Alaska?
Not yet! We have been to 29 in just under a year. We can’t wait for Alaska! Have you been?
I’m an 20 year old that wants to move to the USA but I don’t know where to start
I would check out CCUSA and look for seasonal work- they provide visas and you can travel after!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamilydamn I got to search that up!!
We want to move from UK to Austin Texas
Texas is amazing! The people that we encountered in Texas were amazing every single one of them! So hospitable! We actually are in England right now and enjoying every second and considering moving back eventually as a homebase or at least doing RV life over here! What attracted you to Texas?
Thanks for sharing!. I’m watching in Beverley, East Yorkshire in England. I love America but I don’t think I could live there…no NHS for a start!. Having to pay to give birth there etc too!.
Oh it’s crazy for sure! The insurance we had through work at the time only kicked in after you spent $20,000 out of pocket 😳 so to have our two boys it was $30,000 - a huge shock! We talk about living in England from time to time. I hope you can visit the states or maybe get a seasonal job. It it is beautiful here, but there are definitely drawbacks. Thanks so much for connecting, Laura!
Thank you for mentioning the drawbacks! The USA is a cool place but it’s definitely not for everyone! It’s important not to glamorize it or over idealize it. There are serious problems here!
Thanks for your videos, but we would like to ask you want agency's can we use to travel from Uganda to America.
The good ones.
Help us 🙏🤝
Great to connect with you! I went through a program called CCUSA I’m not sure if they are looking for workers now or not. But we’ve been getting a lot of questions on this video so maybe I’ll partner up with one of my immigration, lawyer friends, and do a video to help everybody out!
Hello is the program called CC USA looking for workers l want to come over to work in USA
This is my dream to locate there.
Help me
@@kabuuzajoshua they were when I applied, I would check out their website to see what’s available. Keep us posted! Good luck!
We appreciate you 🤝
But we were asking that we Wash cars as our job in Uganda but we were asking can we come to America to work as care giver's in America.
We want to come over to work, achieve dream's.
Help us sir. Is it possible
@kabuuzajoshua that’s amazing. I wish I knew more. I would find a lawyer that helps and only gets paid when you are approved!
did you go back?
Not yet, but we will be in May! Can’t wait!
Chris, I think the brits is taking all over the place!
Haha I could see that- we have met a few on the road!
My wife is from the US, we live in the UK and we're thinking about moving closer to her family. However we're unsure about the process. Any tips on going through the process of getting a spousal visa?
Hello, sorry for the delay in responding. YES! When I was going through the process I used visajourney.com I highly recommend it. There are really great forums on there, processing times, tips and the community is generally good at getting back and answering questions.
How can get a family in USA
Haha I met my wife working at a summer camp through CCUSA - good place to start to meet great people!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily how can I get a family in USA
Thank you for the video, heart-warming and it really put this move into perspective in regards to moving away from family. 😪
I leaving my birth town, Newcastle up North in UK to Seattle USA in 6 months with partner and 2 teenage boys.
We have received our Green cards 6 months ago. My hardest obstacle is leaving family behind but want to give USA a try.
I have great support from my In-Laws who live in Seattle in USA. I be grateful If I could send you correspondence on a few issue's that we may have.
I appreciate that so much! It’s a big move and I completely understand how you feel. It can be so hard leaving things behind but if you have a solid plan to get back and visit I bet you’ll love it here. Seattle is amazing! We just exploded a couple months ago and really love the whole energy of the city. Feel free to message us on any of our social platforms or shoot us an email. We’d love to connect! Best of luck to you. I look forward to staying connected!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily thank you for the reply. I see on your video you have a Newcastle United Jersey on, my birth town. Boy's are at that stage they going to miss there soccer her in UK! 👍
@@davidsingh8515 that’s my team! I’ve supported them all my life. I would love to take them to a game when we go back! Just like when I was a kid! Is that your team too?
Hey how has it gone for you so far
hi mate its such a heart filled explanation I have traveled before and returned after years and nothing was the same for me but alot was and its for that reason that i was never able to settle down in my home country its my dream to be able to move to the states and live there and be able to travel around the same way you are with your family which i think is amazing and well done because its no easy feat !! can you tell me if theres an options for me to move too the united states ??
Thank you so much for watching him for your very kind response! For me, the easiest way to explore the states and work here for a while was to go through a company that was hiring. I picked CCUSA because they also paid for travel expenses and allowed me to explore after I was done working. There are lots of different visa options though if that doesn’t work for you. I know there are vas for talent fiancé, tons of them. Please keep us posted on your journey!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily is there a way to talk to you via WhatsApp or email I would like to get some more information about the ccusa I'm struggling to find any companies too hire as I don't know where to start looking !!
@@nateryan7041 absolutely! Or IG!
I'm the opposite, I moved to the UK from USA
How do you like it? Where did you settle? We been here since 2012, and we have talked about moving back. I miss my family a lot.
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Yeah I like it here, I moved to London in 2021, I've wanted to move here since the 1990's, so glad I finally got around to doing it
I don’t have much family I want adventure with out all the hassle so I figure America is the place to go as it’s so big
There’s a lot to see here!
We are traveling to all the states- currently on state 32
You still pronounce "matter" that way, after 10 years in the USA?? 😆
This comment made my day mate! I’m always mocked for not having an accent anymore, thank you 🙏
Brilliant video thank you for sharing, we are crapping ourselves minds are made up we set 1-2 years max sold and in the USA as it stands I have no idea how to set up a company or rent a property
Thank you so much! Congratulations! Feel free to message us! I know it can be overwhelming, but worth it!
I did the opposite. If I had it to do over, would have stayed in the USA.
Really, that’s so interesting! I’d love to hear why if you don’t mind. We are in England now and the boys seem to like it a lot more! We would appreciate the inside scoop!
@@TheLiveOutLoudFamily Hi, Glad you are enjoying. I don't have children, so maybe that makes a difference. Compared to how I lived in the states, I feel everything cost so much, the health care here in UK hasn't worked well for my husband and I. The bad weather doesn't help either.