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ashleydl1987
Joined 2007
Posts: 2

Young couple moving to London from West Coast

17 years ago

Hi everyone,

This is such a great forum...I'm learning a lot about the move I'm planning for.

I'm a native California girl and I recently moved to Las Vegas, NV with my boyfriend. We are planning on moving to London this coming May, at which point we will be 21 and 20.

This will give us 10 months to save as much as possible and plan the move with our parents.

We will not have any financial help from them but, they are very supportive of our want to explore the world we live in.

None of them have really lived abroad and we could really use all the help in planning this as possible...so if there are any tips or things NOT to forget...please let me know!!!

We have 2 puppies and are prepared for the Pet Travel Scheme.

I am a production assistant and receptionist and will be hoping to find a job in the same field. He is an animal hospital room tech and receptionist.

I'd also really like to know the best place for young adults our age to live, with limited income.

Thank you for all your help ahead of time.

<3.
Ashley

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