Moving to london

My first year living in London was a whirlwind. It's incredible how much I've learned in 12 short months, like how to eat with a fork in my left hand.

If you’re moving to London from America, you’re probably wondering where to live. This is one of the biggest and most important decisions to make in the relocation process. Deciding…

Picking up and taking overseas can be a confusing ordeal, from opening a bank account to figuring out where to live. Here's how to deal with all the icky stuff when you move to #London in the United Kingdom. / #Expat / #ExpatLifestyle / #ExpatLife / #UnitedKingdom /

Moving to London from the USA or dreaming of it? Read on for the essentials and tips once you decide to make the move.

I have been getting a lot of questions about why and how I’m moving to London in February. So I figured it was about time to write a blog post about it. This year I’m going to try and share some more personal blog posts so I think this is a great place to start! Moving to London has been something I have wanted to do for years and it seemed like the perfect time to just go for it. So without further ado, here are the reasons I’m moving to London and how I’m doing it! Why I’m Moving…

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Wondering how to find a flat in London and the process involved to do so? With a few simple renting a flat in London tips and some insider knowledge from a London estate agent, I’ve got you covered in this article.

There are so many things to do when you move countries. So if you're wondering what the things to do when you first move to London are, here are four.

When I first moved to London I spent my first week attending an “International Students Induction”. As part of this induction I remember sitting in a huge lecture hall with hundreds of other international students,