My tip. DON'T buy things in city centres. Glasgow and Edinburgh. You'll get ripped off. Shop where the ordinary working-class people shop and yuu'll save £££. Pound shops are fantastic. As is B&M and Home Bargains and the like. I hate seeing our visitors getting 'taken' with super-high prices. Lidl and Aldi will save you tons on food expenses.
I’m From the US visited Scotland once. and fell absolutely in love with it. I wasn’t expecting much since it was just a stop on the tour I was in. But my absolute favorite country of all. The people the culture everything about it was beautiful. I really hope to move there someday.
I really appreciate this. You say you’re an introvert, but posting this is so out of your comfort range. I’m an introvert. Would rather have my nose in a book, and not talk to anybody. However, the older I get I see that I can talk to a large audience. Kudos
Hello! I am doing the same. You may want to check out University of the west of Scotland. The tuition fee for International students is not bad. I am currently obsessed with York ha. Good luck on your search!
Oh man... US Citizen here. Hearing you say "University fees were $3000 and the bank told me you shouldn't do this" is such a dose of perspective. Uni fees are 10s of thousands of dollars most places here... and almost everyone pays with loans. Such a crazy country... making me think where else I might move.
Kakibot's, I have Scottish parents (Victorians) and I am getting old and I love the art of painting castles, portraiture, I actually retired 21 years ago. Our government has turned out to be bad for people with any intelligence here in the U.S; Is it possible to leave this ungodly place and move to Scotland??? I want to buy real estate and enjoy the few years left and I would like to know more about your government and I will promise to work with your top leaders.
Enjed your story and info. Glad to hear that everything worked out great for you!! I just visited scottland as a tourist- and was curious about what its like to move there. Enjoy wonderful scottland- wish you all the best!!
14:30 - that's the same with most things in Edinburgh (and London!). Places that are very tourist-y and gentrified tend to attract higher prices because of the type of people they attract. Go to anywhere else (whether it be a fairly decent place like Glasgow or a total shithole) and you can usually find the same commodities - usually the exact same branded items - for much cheaper prices. Basically, Edinburgh is a premium place to live and so it will command premium prices for everything. Like London. And Bristol. And Manchester, as that's now an "up and coming" city.
Hahaha, I always do the same thing! "Yeah I'm here to listen to what you gotta say but BEFORE YOU START let me just say your hair looks great, now that's outta the way please go on" .D
@@natashamcruzgonzalez6373 that is so amazing!!! I am wanting to move out these soon! I’m not from PR I’m from Bolivia but I love seeing other Latinas wanting to go there!
Two thoughts: 1st, love the story; great inspiration. 2nd, love the squirrels on your shirt! Squirrels rock! Congrats on being a fighter for what you want. :)
Thanks for this video. I know you made it awhile ago, but the information is both helpful and useful. Currently, I'm trying to find a way to move to Edinburgh from the United States. Every attempt I make seems to push me further and further from that goal. The hope of getting a Work Visa seems near impossible. However, I keep doing research and keep submitting CVs, in hopes someone will consider sponsoring me. I've also asked some UA-camrs questions regarding trying to move. But, most never respond to my questions. So, videos like this at least share information I can add to my knowledgebase. Thanks for this video, and I look forward to your new ones, as well as catching up on the ones I haven't seen just yet.
I’m also trying to move to Edinburgh or Perth Scotland from US. I feel so overwhelmed and it seems very hard to figure out how to obtain a visa 🥺 I’m trying not to get discouraged but just know I’m here for you too!
Yay! Za tohle video jsem neskutečně vděčná, protože se právě v horizontu dvou až tří let na stěhování chystáme, zamilovali jsme se do Edinburku a pomalu už nejezdíme na dovolenou jinam než do Skotska. Právě hledání bytu se bojím nejvíc, přece jen létat tam a zpátky by bylo šílené a reference odjinud než z Česka nemáme a už jsme si zvykli bydlet sami, takže i kdybychom pokračovali i ve studiu, koleje zní děsivě. Ale právě mě překvapilo, kolik čechů/slováků je právě v Edinburku, na facebooku jsem objevila skupinu "Češi a slováci v Edinburghu", která má čtyři a půl tisíce členů. :D
I have traveled all over Europe and Scotland was my first and still my favorite country I’ve visited ❤️❤️ I am currently trying to move my family there!
@@elsie4802 Edinburgh specifically is so full of international peeps - I always find that to be a helpful starting point for new relationships, connecting over moving to a new country, sharing experiences with the move... Downside is that most of my friends are usually expats like me and I don't know all that many actual Scots super closely haha.
Very helpful video on Edinburgh. will be studying at Heriot-watt university this summer. what advice can give me on Accommodation? have been looking for accommodation a close to the school but most are the city centre. whats your advice? next playing on working while doing my program, what are the kind of work one can get in Edinburgh? Lastly, you got a job as an international student, Whats are the possibilities of an international student getting a job in Scotland or the UK in general after his studies?
Lovely vlog and some useful insights. I am happy that you're loving life in E'burgh - I'm a Scot living in London but about to move back to Glasgow but Edinburgh is one of my favourite cities ever. You really need to clarify the CT situation. As a rule of thumb the following is true. If you live in an HMO (House of Multiple Occupancy) the CT will be included in the rent. If you live in a self-contained apartment then you'll be personally liable for the CT. Being a strudent is immaterial. The boxroom trope is unhelpful. If the boxroom is part of an HMO then you are, possibly, making the landlord liable for extra CT and are certainly invalidating his housing insurance. I have 4 flats around London that I let to students. All are well maintained and all are priced reasonably. Two have large storage rooms that could be squatted in. Do not do it, though. You may get a 'free'place to lay your head but you are heaping liabilities on the landlord. If you can't afford your own place then do not freeload on an ethical landlord.
Loving these tips and your positivity. I just moved to Edinburgh, from Perth Western Australia! This one was particularly fun for me, having just gone through a fair bit of what you've described. I'm just about to try register at a GP and dentist - so am super glad to see your tip about going first thing in the morning! Another question - I hope not inappropriate - is where do you get your hair done? It is so so pretty, and want to go somewhere based on referrals rather than trying my luck! :) Thanking you! :)
I go to Myles hairdressing (East salon) ! If you wanted I could give you a referral card so you'd get 30% off, plus we could maybe grab a coffee too if you'd like .) I'd love to hear about your moving adventures!
@@Kakibot That would be utterly fabulous on all counts! I'm super keen to meet people, and am super appreciative of the offer of the referral card. I'm flexible as I'm not yet working full time. So, can work around your schedule! :)
I'm planning a move to Scotland atm, preferrably to Edinburgh but open to other cities. I'm from Finland. Let's see how easy it is for me! :) Brexit is complicated but it has nothing on me! Unless they build a wall around the UK and close the borders xD
I'm trying to stay optimistic for people moving in from Europe! Scotland is quite open to European immigration in its attitude so that definitely helps, lot of the incoming workforce seems to be pretty essential to local economy! So fingers crossed! Hope your move works out super smoothly!!
Brexit is such a mess Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to remain and I very much doubt that any sane person voted for the disastrous No Deal scenario that might happen now. If that is what happens it is further proof that the UK version of democracy is not fit for purpose and the UK parliament is controlled by total incompetent fuckwits
A bit of an important question. Should I be worried about Scotland wanting to be independent and the whole thing with Brexit? Should I still stick to my goal to move there and stay? If scotland is able to become independent they'll probably rejoin the EU after a few years but those times would be tough right? Or what would happen if they had to stay with the UK?
I want to move to Scotland but reading about the whole Brexit and Scotland independence thing has me a bit worried. Should I back out or still go once I finish my degree?
You mentioned you were coming from Puerto Rico? I see Brexit was a massive hit to anyone from the EU, or anyone who is doing business from the UK with the EU. I am both, so for me the independence comes with upsides, but you're right to think that you might fly right into a harder period of time for Scotland, the period between cutting UK off and before stepping back into EU. Especially considering it'd be relatively soon after the pandemic - honestly if I were you I might be more worried about the lingering effects of that. TLDR news has some good videos on it, you should have a watch .) HOWEVER - I think it would be a really fascinating time to experience, a nation getting back its independence and power to fully lean into its own identity!
@@Kakibot Alright, I'll watch TLDR news tomorrow. Scotland is becoming something of a dream of mine very quickly so even if it falls on hard times I'll go and try my best. I was born and raised in Puerto Rico but I will view Scotland as my home. I'll just have to make it through those times of independence like everyone else. One thing that will be pretty hard for me ( I think) will be finding love with a Scottish woman. I've never had success with that before and finding a partner in Scotland is apparently very different from what I'm used to. But I'll just continue to better myself during these 4 years and learn to cook amongst other things. I'll do my best as usual and hopefully find love with a Scottish :P.
@@Kakibot Thank you so much for your advice, it really helps me a lot as I don't know anyone from Scotland that can help me with this. I talked to my proffesor about it today but all he could really tell me is that I should do what I want.
My wife and I totally want to move to Scotland. I just passed my contractors exam and that will afford us to look for a place there. Moving from Florida, how does the green card bit work? I never left the country
Always depends on where you're moving from I guess? And how they define "rough". For me, Edinburgh is a place where once the worst is over (job hunting, flat hunting) it's just such an amazing place to live. BUT - Finding both jobs and flats would have been a lot easier for me in Prague.
@@ewanw5654 You should get more up to date with your information. How Scotland stemmed the tide of knife crime. www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-45572691
Most parts of Glasgow are safe these days and the belief that it is a dangerous city is based on how things used to be back in the 70s. Admittedly you do sometimes get drunken neds being a nuisance in the city centre at weekends but they make so. much noise it's usually easy to avoid them
My heritage is incredibly Scottish and I’m finally learning about our history, I want to visit SO BADLY, and I’d kill to live anywhere other than the U.S. lol. Problem is I’m disabled and need really good healthcare, so I’m terrified to try to find a better life.
Did you purchases your glasses online? I really like them and would like to purchase that style. I am grateful for your videos as I am thinking about moving to the UK soon.
It was quite scary at times! But I guess at 22 I was able to deal with all the stress of moving countries better than I would now, haha .D Thank you for all the sweet comments on my videos - I really appreciate them .)
15:30 - You can't go to any GP surgery, no, but there are some "drop-in" or "walk-in" centres (both NHS and private), where a GP will be able to see you for non-emergencies that can be treated quite quickly. www.nhs.uk/using-the-nhs/nhs-services/urgent-and-emergency-care/when-to-visit-an-urgent-care-centre/
Beautiful video, down to earth and very sincere! I'm the male version of you I must say😀 I went to Napier for my MSc, finished in 2013 and came back home to Nigeria. Been walking in a Utility Distribution company for awhile but I'm married with a lovely kid right now but I can't stop thinking about going back to Edinburgh... I practically dream it everyday. Thinking about two this coming over for my PhD or immigration(need a job here)... Please advise?!
Thanks for making this video! My boyfriend and I want to move to Edinburgh next year. I have an Italian citizenship and we're getting married so he can move with me. I visited Edinburgh in 2015 and fell in love with the city. I hope there would be no big changes after Brexit for European people, fingers crossed!
@ODIN No, you didn't. You voted to stop uncontrolled illegal immigration (and mind you, Scotland - which is the theme of this video - didn't say yes to Brexit, so I'm not sure what "we" you're talking about). If you're equaling illegal immigration to legal movement of skilled and educated people who will pay your taxes and contribute to the wellbeing of local society and economy, you've got a problem.
@MAGNI The Scottish people voted by 62% to stay in the EU. The Scottish parliament voted by 69-59 in favour of IndyRef2. The SNP had it in there election manifesto that if there is a significant change such as Scotland being forced out of the EU then there should be another independence referendum. The SNP won that election. Westminster has ignored the Scottish people, the Scottish parliament and the Scottish government. In an independent Scotland the Scottish people would be governed by the government that they vote for and not be governed by the government that another country voted for.
What are your suggestions about moving to Scotland without knowing anybody in Scotland lol? Following up on your tip about references and someone who can guarantee you can pay your bills. 😅 I'm scared to not find a place to live once I'm ready to move to Scotland lol.
I was thinking about moving to Scotland. How hard is it to get a job/ what paperwork & stuff do you have to go through to get the ability to get a job there?
Hmmm it depends on where you're coming from - unfortunately this is a bit of a turbulent and uncertain time even for Europeans wanting to come in so for now it might be the best to wait and see how Brexit turns out - it's not unlikely that Scotland will try for independence again after it, and indie Scotland might be easier to move to than post-Brexit UK!
I don't think she meant it was more flattering than being Czech, but rather it was just a kind way to correct people. She's not saying one is better than another, or getting upset when people guess wrong. That's what I understood from it.
Hi, Can we please chat, me and my husband are planning to move to Dundee but I’m a little nervous to make that move as I have been to Glasgow n Edinburgh for a visit but never lived there. I’m also a digital marketer and how’s the job situation? Thank you 😊
I'm from Puerto Rico and have always wanted to move out as soon as I possibly could. I was thinking of moving to north carolina but I've recently discovered that I absolutely love Scotland and I would love to live there. I was thinking of going in about 4 years and finish my masters degree in Scotland. After watching this video though and some others I'm a bit scared and worried I won't be able to afford rent, college and food. I really want to meet people too and date. I would be completely alone in Scotland far away from my family and I wouldn't even be able to visit on holidays.
It would be a big move for sure! It’s definitely not an easy decision - I think if you had access to some sort of student loan or a scholarship, that’d help a lot during your studies, but I realise that’s not an easy resource to have available. But I can’t imagine you’d feel lonely for long, locals are very open to making friends 🖤
@@Kakibot Thank you for replying! I don't know how I would go about trying to get a scholarship or student loan as I don't know much of how that works and I'm a foreigner too. But I'd have to research it thoroughly. I wouldn't want to share an apartment with strangers either. One of the things I'd like to do quickly is to find love. Another problem I have is that I don't think I would be able to visit Scotland prior to going there permanently unless I saved up a lot. Overall I have the guts to pull off such a big move (probably the biggest of my life) but it really scares me at the same time. Wish I had someone living there who could help me but if it's true that people there help just about anyone I should be okay? I have a few years to think about it I suppose but I should decide if I'm going 1 or 2 years before I go.
Such a useful video! I'm from Belgium and I'm thinking of moving to Scotland, but with my bachelor's degree in teaching (Dutch and Latin) I'm not sure if I'll get a job there very easily ... Also, how do you even start planning your relocation? Where do you begin?
For me the start was being sure my uni would accept me - so now I think I'd start with looking at jobs! I have friends who are currently working on moving to Scotland and their strategy is usually visiting Scotland once or twice and attending interviews where necessary (I see that many of them actually do their interviews through Skype only and I did witness this leading to a successful job offer!) before moving here "full time". Knowing where you're gonna work and what you're gonna get for it is deffo the best base for planning out everything else! (You could even look into freelance teaching, but I think that'd be better as a side gig!)
Thanks you! It's good to know I don't have to move there first to get a job. Besides, I didn't know Skype interviews were actually a common thing. I'm still thinking of going for a master's degree in Belgium. And while that'll require working as a teacher and studying at the same time, it'll definitely increase my chances of finding a job abroad.
Shouldn't be too complicated - but I know that certain parts of the infrastructure, like the Scottish NHS, work somewhat independently on their English counterparts so I assume there'd be some paperwork to go through!
What if ur just moving from a country in Europe to Scotland? Not for study but just because you like the country? Are there any jobs for graphics design, photoshop and so on?
These tips are great!! I’m considering moving from London and wanted to know what the flats are like? Are mice common in flats and is it difficult to find jobs there?
Hmmm... mice aren’t uncommon but they don’t seem to be causing too much trouble (but then again we have a cat and in our last flat I noticed the mouse would only ever come out when the cat was at the vet’s x) ) ... personally I hate clothes moths a lot more and we seem to have a lot of those in Edinburgh ./
Do you have any suggestions or recommendations for connecting/networking with creative agencies (advertising, digital, etc.) or other creative professionals? What about professional organizations like the AIGA in the US? Is it challenging to find an employer who will sponsor a work visa?
Kilts are mostly a part of formal attire, so you often see them at weddings and other special occasions! If someone walks around in a kilt it doesn't really raise any eyebrows among locals, I guess it's like if someone walked around in a nice tuxedo, and possibly similarly common to see.
I would say to anyone wanting to live here . Ignore everything political. We only really have one religion Christian, but it is spilt between Green and Blue. Also almost everyone is welcome.
hello hello girl ...I'm considering to study a master degree in Napier . I've been watching this video and I see you studied there . cool. I got a question and possibly I'll have many more once I get close to the intake date, next year. I do not understood the word you said in 14:53 "one more thing to talk about is..." what ? haha I want to know what was that word you said, cause Hello you said it is free and that we are going to hate it or love it . BTW, thanks for your videos, it's helping to preparing us before the departure day. Greetings from Dominican Republic!
Oh no, let me clear that up! It's NHS - the national healthcare system. A very neat system, free to everyone who's legally allowed to live in the country (including any students coming over to stay for a year or two!).
Kakibot haha OK thanks for the information. Now you mentioned it. The whole health system will be 100% free (including medicines) Or just the doctor's specialist appointments?
I'm planning on moving to Glasgow next year and I'm finding it stressful to find a good flat. I'm not that trustworthy of online pages. Is there anyone you would recommend ? or any other advice on how i could find a place
I totally get that - renting straight from the landlord can be hit and miss (although personally both I and most of my friends had ok experience). Will you have time to actually view the flats before moving in? Is there someone in Glasgow who could view them on your behalf?
Ahoj, moc se mi libi tvoje video! Uz nejakou chvili premyslim o Skotsku. Rok a pul jsem zila v Kanade a nechci se vzdat anglictiny. Je tezke ziskat praci? Nebo je lepsi tam prvni studovat a mit part time job a stabilni praci si najit az po studiu? Jaci jsou mistni obyvatele?
Skoti jsou skveli! Skotsko mi prijde pratelstejsi k 'pristehovalcum' nez Anglie, nikdy jsem nemela zadnej problem. Edinburgh specificky je plnej cizincu takze tady se to obzvlast ztrati, ale jen do miry kdy je cloveku prijemny ze potkava hodne lidi co maji podobne pozadi jako on - porad si tu clovek uzije hodne echt skotskosti .) Mam par kamaradu kteri si nasli praci ve Skotsku jeste predtim nez se sem oficialne prestehovali - hodne jobu nabizi pohovor pres Skype! Jestli uz mas zkusenosti z Kanady tak si dokazu predstavit ze to by byl dobrej selling point pri job huntu .)
Diky moc za informace! Zda se to jako fajn misto pro novou experience. Zkusim oslovit par zamestnavatelu. Je dobre, ze jsou otevreni I pohovorum pres skype.
Hey Geneva! I'd love to help (although it's been a while since my studies + the current situation is just a mess when it comes to travel or moving countries ./) - anything specific on your mind?
@@Kakibot Thank you. Would you happen to know anyone who has children originally from another country. I am nervous about housing specifically. Although I know there is family housing available with Napier I am not sure if it was be more cost effective to search on my own. Not to mention all of the cultural differences. How were you so sure that Scotland was your home?
Ahoj Lucko, jsem tu porad! Situace se ted zlepsuje, mame naockovano asi polovinu vsech dospelych, takze myslim ze uz jsme na ceste ven .) (no asi to jeste zaklepu na dvere i na zuby!)
@@holikluc6056 Hmm.. priznam se ze jsem to resila jen z mistni strany - tady si clovek mohl zazadat o evropskou karticku ktera vypada totozne jako ta nase ceska, a bylo nam receno ze dokud je v dobe platnosti tak porad funguje, a az dojde tak dostaneme britskou, ktera by mel mit prakticky totozny efekt. Takze predpokladam ze jedna z tech domluv mezi UK a EU chrani ten puvodni efekt ochrany ve vsech zemich? Samozrejme za to nedam ruku do ohne, ale prijde mi nepravdepodobne ze by to fungovalo jen z UK do Evropy a ne oboustranne.
@@Kakibot Alright, diky za info. Zkusim to overit na oficialnich strankach. Par let zpatky to bylo tak jak popisujes, takze doufam ze to tak zustalo :)
I am currently looking into moving to Scotland myself from the USA (most likely around Falkirk or Linlithgow, nice rural area but still city-accessible) and...oh man it's a lot to worry about. Very overwhelming.
thanks for this video i am from ireland and want to move to scotland very soon to either edingburgh or glasgow , my profession is hotel and catering . so i should have no real problem finding work but its finding a place to live that will be a struggle
I liked your story. You are strong and brave, like native Scotland 😉 I plan to moving in a couple a month. Not a student, still haven't found a job, but my working contract is expiring. So maybe you can help me out with some tips. I plan coming with my EU passport like tourist in case no job will be found untill then. I am digging in reading and preparing everything bfor the jorney, but still i am on wit one way ticket. Really liked Scotland from all the reviews. Haven't decided yet te exact location, but considering Aberdeen or Edinburgh. Open to critics and advices. Slainte🙌
I'm sorry but its not unlikely it is impossible she is a central European with green eyes and red hair her mother had to have an affair with an Irishman or more unlikely a Scotsman
Just remember Edinburgh isn't Scotland, there are no Scots there and it will cost you a fortune to rent a tiny damp apartment. Personally, I think you'd have to be mad to leave a city such as Prague or Budapest to come to such a place, especially to attend a 3rd rate institution such as Napier ( whose lowly TES ranking is inflated by their high scoring "international outlook" criteria i.e. nothing to do with academic excellence). Good luck anyway, it seems your early years were a struggle and you came through it and I'm sure you'll be a better person having had the character building experience. Next question, how can one escape Scotland for Prague.
I think you might be idealising the situation in Prague - admittedly I was renting out a cheap black market apartment there before I moved to Edinburgh so the costs were lower, but trust me, the dampness level and the one window with iron bars over it were not that great. These days the housing market in Prague is not doing amazingly so living there costs almost the same as Edinburgh, especially when you don't want to live in what would be the Prague equivalent of Fife (nothing against Fife but I would not want to commute car-less from Fife to central Edinburgh daily). We look at moving to Prague pretty much annually and so far the only real motivation would be a pretty self-employed-friendly tax set-up. But if you ever need any tips on making the move I'd be happy to help with the little knowledge I have left about life in Prague! Regarding Napier I went there to learn the specific skills for the job and that has been a successful endeavour. I could've stayed in Prague to get an MSc in Media Studies and be able to research the pre-war circulars of Ukraine but I'm genuinely glad I haven't. Maybe it was a risk to take but it worked well for my style of learning!
Hi Angus, here's hoping you found a tiny, damp flat in Prague and you can't afford to get your miserable arse back here. Love from an Edinburgh Scotsman.
tips start at 8:11 in case anyone wants to know
Hehe Thanks 😂❤️
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Oh man, thank you so much.
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Thanks I still wanted to hear what she had to say as a preface so I turned it to 2x speed.
My tip. DON'T buy things in city centres. Glasgow and Edinburgh. You'll get ripped off. Shop where the ordinary working-class people shop and yuu'll save £££. Pound shops are fantastic. As is B&M and Home Bargains and the like. I hate seeing our visitors getting 'taken' with super-high prices. Lidl and Aldi will save you tons on food expenses.
wait is lidl in scotland??? omg i thought it was only in scandinavia lol.
@Kerel Gaillard oh lol that's so cool!
@@elsie4802 In Spain as well
Very sweet of you! Thank you! ❤️
@@elsie4802 it’s slowly spreading the US
I moved to Glasgow 11 years ago from London. I love where I came from but my heart belongs to Scotland.
Your accent is lovely!
You can hear the Scots creeping in!
I’m From the US visited Scotland once. and fell absolutely in love with it. I wasn’t expecting much since it was just a stop on the tour I was in. But my absolute favorite country of all. The people the culture everything about it was beautiful. I really hope to move there someday.
I really appreciate this. You say you’re an introvert, but posting this is so out of your comfort range. I’m an introvert. Would rather have my nose in a book, and not talk to anybody. However, the older I get I see that I can talk to a large audience. Kudos
Well I’m an American looking at schooling in the UK but at the moment Scotland is where I want to end up if I love it enough.
Hello! I am doing the same. You may want to check out University of the west of Scotland. The tuition fee for International students is not bad. I am currently obsessed with York ha. Good luck on your search!
Pleasure to have you here!
Oh man... US Citizen here. Hearing you say "University fees were $3000 and the bank told me you shouldn't do this" is such a dose of perspective. Uni fees are 10s of thousands of dollars most places here... and almost everyone pays with loans. Such a crazy country... making me think where else I might move.
Kakibot's, I have Scottish parents (Victorians) and I am getting old and I love the art of painting castles, portraiture, I actually retired 21 years ago. Our government has turned out to be bad for people with any intelligence here in the U.S; Is it possible to leave this ungodly place and move to Scotland??? I want to buy real estate and enjoy the few years left and I would like to know more about your government and I will promise to work with your top leaders.
Enjed your story and info. Glad to hear that everything worked out great for you!!
I just visited scottland as a tourist- and was curious about what its like to move there.
Enjoy wonderful scottland- wish you all the best!!
14:30 - that's the same with most things in Edinburgh (and London!). Places that are very tourist-y and gentrified tend to attract higher prices because of the type of people they attract.
Go to anywhere else (whether it be a fairly decent place like Glasgow or a total shithole) and you can usually find the same commodities - usually the exact same branded items - for much cheaper prices.
Basically, Edinburgh is a premium place to live and so it will command premium prices for everything. Like London. And Bristol. And Manchester, as that's now an "up and coming" city.
Squirrel Shirt!!!! I have only just started watching but I needed to comment on this cuteness as quickly as possible (plus I love the pinky hair :D)
Hahaha, I always do the same thing! "Yeah I'm here to listen to what you gotta say but BEFORE YOU START let me just say your hair looks great, now that's outta the way please go on" .D
I'm a Latina (from Puerto Rico) who wants to live in Scotland.
I'm from PR too!! and I will be moving to Scotland in 6 months, and I am nervous.
@@natashamcruzgonzalez6373 that is so amazing!!! I am wanting to move out these soon! I’m not from PR I’m from Bolivia but I love seeing other Latinas wanting to go there!
I was looking for this comment jajaja I'm from Chile and also want to move to Scotland
A Colombian looking forward to the same jaja
Two thoughts: 1st, love the story; great inspiration. 2nd, love the squirrels on your shirt! Squirrels rock! Congrats on being a fighter for what you want. :)
Thanks for this video. I know you made it awhile ago, but the information is both helpful and useful. Currently, I'm trying to find a way to move to Edinburgh from the United States. Every attempt I make seems to push me further and further from that goal. The hope of getting a Work Visa seems near impossible. However, I keep doing research and keep submitting CVs, in hopes someone will consider sponsoring me. I've also asked some UA-camrs questions regarding trying to move. But, most never respond to my questions. So, videos like this at least share information I can add to my knowledgebase. Thanks for this video, and I look forward to your new ones, as well as catching up on the ones I haven't seen just yet.
I’m also trying to move to Edinburgh or Perth Scotland from US. I feel so overwhelmed and it seems very hard to figure out how to obtain a visa 🥺 I’m trying not to get discouraged but just know I’m here for you too!
Yay! Za tohle video jsem neskutečně vděčná, protože se právě v horizontu dvou až tří let na stěhování chystáme, zamilovali jsme se do Edinburku a pomalu už nejezdíme na dovolenou jinam než do Skotska. Právě hledání bytu se bojím nejvíc, přece jen létat tam a zpátky by bylo šílené a reference odjinud než z Česka nemáme a už jsme si zvykli bydlet sami, takže i kdybychom pokračovali i ve studiu, koleje zní děsivě. Ale právě mě překvapilo, kolik čechů/slováků je právě v Edinburku, na facebooku jsem objevila skupinu "Češi a slováci v Edinburghu", která má čtyři a půl tisíce členů. :D
I so wanna live in Scotland 😭😭😭😭😭 who wants to buy a kidney?!
These days when I'm freezing to death in my own living room I am not sure if I'd agree that Scotland is worth the organs .D
Don't move to Edinburgh, come to Glasgow we have the better bantur
Kakibot we are all freezing in Scotland
@@stevencraigie2430 hey,, how to move?
@[REDACTED] Do it. The construction industry is flourishing here. Even skilled Labourers only get £10-£14 an hour though.
I would love to live in Scotland. Both sides of my family are the majority of Scottish and Irish descent.
I have traveled all over Europe and Scotland was my first and still my favorite country I’ve visited ❤️❤️
I am currently trying to move my family there!
I always thought I'd end up moving somewhere else after a couple years here but Scotland's just too good 💜 good luck with your move!!
Kakibot I agree, 🙏 thank you!!
@@Kakibot i saw another comment saying u were an introvert. How was it moving to scotland and making new friends?
@@elsie4802 Edinburgh specifically is so full of international peeps - I always find that to be a helpful starting point for new relationships, connecting over moving to a new country, sharing experiences with the move... Downside is that most of my friends are usually expats like me and I don't know all that many actual Scots super closely haha.
@@Kakibot oh that's nice to hear!! I hope if i move there that when i go to school people won't be too surprised with my accent lol.
This was... SUPER HELPFUL! THANK YOU! :D
Wooo! I’m so glad ❤️
I am thinking of moving there next year from Ireland so im binging all of these kinds of videos :)
I'm thinking of moving there from england. What must I do to start?
I’m thinking of moving to scotland from Brisbane December 2021 (I’m an Australian born Irish person)
@@sallydunn4558 OMG ME TOO, except it'd be in like 2024-25
Iam hilman 50 years i would like to move from Indonesian to Scotland or another country iam Soo difficult to get. Amoney.thanks a lor
the amount of bedrooms are not based on the cost of council tax it is based on the market value of the property
Very helpful video on Edinburgh. will be studying at Heriot-watt university this summer. what advice can give me on Accommodation? have been looking for accommodation a close to the school but most are the city centre. whats your advice? next playing on working while doing my program, what are the kind of work one can get in Edinburgh?
Lastly, you got a job as an international student, Whats are the possibilities of an international student getting a job in Scotland or the UK in general after his studies?
How was your expereince ?
Czech in Scotland. subscribed haha
wanna become my new wife?
@@studmalexy wtf
Lovely vlog and some useful insights. I am happy that you're loving life in E'burgh - I'm a Scot living in London but about to move back to Glasgow but Edinburgh is one of my favourite cities ever.
You really need to clarify the CT situation. As a rule of thumb the following is true. If you live in an HMO (House of Multiple Occupancy) the CT will be included in the rent. If you live in a self-contained apartment then you'll be personally liable for the CT. Being a strudent is immaterial.
The boxroom trope is unhelpful. If the boxroom is part of an HMO then you are, possibly, making the landlord liable for extra CT and are certainly invalidating his housing insurance.
I have 4 flats around London that I let to students. All are well maintained and all are priced reasonably. Two have large storage rooms that could be squatted in. Do not do it, though. You may get a 'free'place to lay your head but you are heaping liabilities on the landlord. If you can't afford your own place then do not freeload on an ethical landlord.
You are sooooooooooo good looking. Killer eyes. What a doll!!!
A new shiney Czech Scot, well 7 years not so shiney...interesting watch, well done sticking the initial hard first years..wish you good things here
Loving these tips and your positivity. I just moved to Edinburgh, from Perth Western Australia! This one was particularly fun for me, having just gone through a fair bit of what you've described. I'm just about to try register at a GP and dentist - so am super glad to see your tip about going first thing in the morning!
Another question - I hope not inappropriate - is where do you get your hair done? It is so so pretty, and want to go somewhere based on referrals rather than trying my luck! :)
Thanking you! :)
I go to Myles hairdressing (East salon) ! If you wanted I could give you a referral card so you'd get 30% off, plus we could maybe grab a coffee too if you'd like .) I'd love to hear about your moving adventures!
@@Kakibot That would be utterly fabulous on all counts! I'm super keen to meet people, and am super appreciative of the offer of the referral card. I'm flexible as I'm not yet working full time. So, can work around your schedule! :)
@@louisebrynjulfsen1348 Why don't you shoot me a message through one of my insta accounts? That's probably the easiest and potentially safest? .)
Kakibot lovely, have done so!
Ur sooo lucky I want to move to Scotland as well!! Hopefully it works out just as well as urs did!!
I'm planning a move to Scotland atm, preferrably to Edinburgh but open to other cities. I'm from Finland. Let's see how easy it is for me! :) Brexit is complicated but it has nothing on me! Unless they build a wall around the UK and close the borders xD
I'm trying to stay optimistic for people moving in from Europe! Scotland is quite open to European immigration in its attitude so that definitely helps, lot of the incoming workforce seems to be pretty essential to local economy! So fingers crossed! Hope your move works out super smoothly!!
Brexit is such a mess Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to remain and I very much doubt that any sane person voted for the disastrous No Deal scenario that might happen now. If that is what happens it is further proof that the UK version of democracy is not fit for purpose and the UK parliament is controlled by total incompetent fuckwits
I'll have a pint at 3-5 pounds any day. Here in Oslo it's 10-13 pounds for 0.3 - 0.4cl craft beer.
A bit of an important question. Should I be worried about Scotland wanting to be independent and the whole thing with Brexit? Should I still stick to my goal to move there and stay? If scotland is able to become independent they'll probably rejoin the EU after a few years but those times would be tough right? Or what would happen if they had to stay with the UK?
I want to move to Scotland but reading about the whole Brexit and Scotland independence thing has me a bit worried.
Should I back out or still go once I finish my degree?
You mentioned you were coming from Puerto Rico? I see Brexit was a massive hit to anyone from the EU, or anyone who is doing business from the UK with the EU. I am both, so for me the independence comes with upsides, but you're right to think that you might fly right into a harder period of time for Scotland, the period between cutting UK off and before stepping back into EU. Especially considering it'd be relatively soon after the pandemic - honestly if I were you I might be more worried about the lingering effects of that.
TLDR news has some good videos on it, you should have a watch .)
HOWEVER - I think it would be a really fascinating time to experience, a nation getting back its independence and power to fully lean into its own identity!
@@Kakibot Alright, I'll watch TLDR news tomorrow. Scotland is becoming something of a dream of mine very quickly so even if it falls on hard times I'll go and try my best. I was born and raised in Puerto Rico but I will view Scotland as my home. I'll just have to make it through those times of independence like everyone else. One thing that will be pretty hard for me ( I think) will be finding love with a Scottish woman. I've never had success with that before and finding a partner in Scotland is apparently very different from what I'm used to. But I'll just continue to better myself during these 4 years and learn to cook amongst other things. I'll do my best as usual and hopefully find love with a Scottish :P.
@@Kakibot Thank you so much for your advice, it really helps me a lot as I don't know anyone from Scotland that can help me with this. I talked to my proffesor about it today but all he could really tell me is that I should do what I want.
My wife and I totally want to move to Scotland. I just passed my contractors exam and that will afford us to look for a place there. Moving from Florida, how does the green card bit work? I never left the country
In Scotland bad debt is not a crime. That means un less it's a court ruling you cannot be jailed for not paying on time,or ever.
I'm so confused now because there's some videos on UA-cam from Scottish people saying living in Scotland is rough for most areas.
Always depends on where you're moving from I guess? And how they define "rough". For me, Edinburgh is a place where once the worst is over (job hunting, flat hunting) it's just such an amazing place to live. BUT - Finding both jobs and flats would have been a lot easier for me in Prague.
Bullshit! e.g. Glasgow has been voted Roughguide "Worlds friendliest city" twice in the past 5 years!
@@ewanw5654 You should get more up to date with your information.
How Scotland stemmed the tide of knife crime. www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-45572691
Most parts of Glasgow are safe these days and the belief that it is a dangerous city is based on how things used to be back in the 70s. Admittedly you do sometimes get drunken neds being a nuisance in the city centre at weekends but they make so. much noise it's usually easy to avoid them
My heritage is incredibly Scottish and I’m finally learning about our history, I want to visit SO BADLY, and I’d kill to live anywhere other than the U.S. lol. Problem is I’m disabled and need really good healthcare, so I’m terrified to try to find a better life.
I know exactly what you mean! ❤
thank you for the video! I love your glasses, what brand/where did you get them from?
Did you purchases your glasses online? I really like them and would like to purchase that style. I am grateful for your videos as I am thinking about moving to the UK soon.
Good for you for taking the leap, must have been scary at the time but glad it worked out :-)
It was quite scary at times! But I guess at 22 I was able to deal with all the stress of moving countries better than I would now, haha .D Thank you for all the sweet comments on my videos - I really appreciate them .)
Love this! I'll be moving to Inverness to work as a nurse for the NHS. I'm definitely subscribing, you have some great info!
Thank you! Happy to hear my content is practical! .)
Did you move?? I am thinking about moving in 2023 as work as a nurse there but got a lot of people to avoid going to inverness to start off
15:30 - You can't go to any GP surgery, no, but there are some "drop-in" or "walk-in" centres (both NHS and private), where a GP will be able to see you for non-emergencies that can be treated quite quickly.
www.nhs.uk/using-the-nhs/nhs-services/urgent-and-emergency-care/when-to-visit-an-urgent-care-centre/
Beautiful video, down to earth and very sincere! I'm the male version of you I must say😀
I went to Napier for my MSc, finished in 2013 and came back home to Nigeria. Been walking in a Utility Distribution company for awhile but I'm married with a lovely kid right now but I can't stop thinking about going back to Edinburgh... I practically dream it everyday. Thinking about two this coming over for my PhD or immigration(need a job here)... Please advise?!
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Thanks for making this video! My boyfriend and I want to move to Edinburgh next year. I have an Italian citizenship and we're getting married so he can move with me. I visited Edinburgh in 2015 and fell in love with the city. I hope there would be no big changes after Brexit for European people, fingers crossed!
@ODIN No, you didn't. You voted to stop uncontrolled illegal immigration (and mind you, Scotland - which is the theme of this video - didn't say yes to Brexit, so I'm not sure what "we" you're talking about). If you're equaling illegal immigration to legal movement of skilled and educated people who will pay your taxes and contribute to the wellbeing of local society and economy, you've got a problem.
@MAGNI
The Scottish people voted by 62% to stay in the EU.
The Scottish parliament voted by 69-59 in favour of IndyRef2.
The SNP had it in there election manifesto that if there is a significant change such as Scotland being forced out of the EU then there should be another independence referendum. The SNP won that election.
Westminster has ignored the Scottish people, the Scottish parliament and the Scottish government.
In an independent Scotland the Scottish people would be governed by the government that they vote for and not be governed by the government that another country voted for.
MAGNI hi magni, you’re obviously angry, wanna talk? Being serious.
Did you end up moving there?
Andie! God bless you dear ❣️ stay blessed for your journey to Edinburgh Scotland.
I love Scotland but would happily move to Prague. Beautiful city, even with the graffiti.
What are your suggestions about moving to Scotland without knowing anybody in Scotland lol? Following up on your tip about references and someone who can guarantee you can pay your bills. 😅 I'm scared to not find a place to live once I'm ready to move to Scotland lol.
Thanks for sharing your story :)
Aww thanks for watching guys
Hi I just found your channel ❤ I want to move to Scotland 🏴 myself so I’m glad I found u
Fingers crossed it works out for you!! .)
I was thinking about moving to Scotland. How hard is it to get a job/ what paperwork & stuff do you have to go through to get the ability to get a job there?
Hmmm it depends on where you're coming from - unfortunately this is a bit of a turbulent and uncertain time even for Europeans wanting to come in so for now it might be the best to wait and see how Brexit turns out - it's not unlikely that Scotland will try for independence again after it, and indie Scotland might be easier to move to than post-Brexit UK!
Why would being Dutch or Danish more flattering than being Czech?...
I don't think she meant it was more flattering than being Czech, but rather it was just a kind way to correct people. She's not saying one is better than another, or getting upset when people guess wrong. That's what I understood from it.
Such a useful video! Me and my boyfriend are moving to Edinburgh at the end of the month and it is being stressful!
So glad if this video helped a bit! Are you coming over to study?
I am and my boyfriend is looking for a job as a software developer.
I loved your vlog! As an expat I saw myself in some of your struggles. I might record a video like your to put on my channel.
Your name in hungarian means "Poop Stick" LMAO :D helpful video tho. cheers
its not most likely her name,but nick name as this is really not czech name at all
You just made my day
Hi,
Can we please chat, me and my husband are planning to move to Dundee but I’m a little nervous to make that move as I have been to Glasgow n Edinburgh for a visit but never lived there. I’m also a digital marketer and how’s the job situation?
Thank you 😊
I'm from Puerto Rico and have always wanted to move out as soon as I possibly could. I was thinking of moving to north carolina but I've recently discovered that I absolutely love Scotland and I would love to live there. I was thinking of going in about 4 years and finish my masters degree in Scotland. After watching this video though and some others I'm a bit scared and worried I won't be able to afford rent, college and food. I really want to meet people too and date. I would be completely alone in Scotland far away from my family and I wouldn't even be able to visit on holidays.
I dont have any connections in scotland either so I wouldn't have anyone to help me at the start.
It would be a big move for sure! It’s definitely not an easy decision - I think if you had access to some sort of student loan or a scholarship, that’d help a lot during your studies, but I realise that’s not an easy resource to have available. But I can’t imagine you’d feel lonely for long, locals are very open to making friends 🖤
@@Kakibot Thank you for replying! I don't know how I would go about trying to get a scholarship or student loan as I don't know much of how that works and I'm a foreigner too. But I'd have to research it thoroughly. I wouldn't want to share an apartment with strangers either. One of the things I'd like to do quickly is to find love. Another problem I have is that I don't think I would be able to visit Scotland prior to going there permanently unless I saved up a lot. Overall I have the guts to pull off such a big move (probably the biggest of my life) but it really scares me at the same time. Wish I had someone living there who could help me but if it's true that people there help just about anyone I should be okay? I have a few years to think about it I suppose but I should decide if I'm going 1 or 2 years before I go.
Such a useful video! I'm from Belgium and I'm thinking of moving to Scotland, but with my bachelor's degree in teaching (Dutch and Latin) I'm not sure if I'll get a job there very easily ... Also, how do you even start planning your relocation? Where do you begin?
For me the start was being sure my uni would accept me - so now I think I'd start with looking at jobs! I have friends who are currently working on moving to Scotland and their strategy is usually visiting Scotland once or twice and attending interviews where necessary (I see that many of them actually do their interviews through Skype only and I did witness this leading to a successful job offer!) before moving here "full time". Knowing where you're gonna work and what you're gonna get for it is deffo the best base for planning out everything else!
(You could even look into freelance teaching, but I think that'd be better as a side gig!)
Thanks you! It's good to know I don't have to move there first to get a job. Besides, I didn't know Skype interviews were actually a common thing. I'm still thinking of going for a master's degree in Belgium. And while that'll require working as a teacher and studying at the same time, it'll definitely increase my chances of finding a job abroad.
I love your shirt
Thanks! I am a bit of a shirt collector >.>
I live in England. I have a british passport. how easy would it be for me to move to Scotland?
Shouldn't be too complicated - but I know that certain parts of the infrastructure, like the Scottish NHS, work somewhat independently on their English counterparts so I assume there'd be some paperwork to go through!
What if ur just moving from a country in Europe to Scotland? Not for study but just because you like the country? Are there any jobs for graphics design, photoshop and so on?
I love you and your youtube video
I will be moving to edinburgh this september from the Caribbean for studies at Napier. It will be super great to get some help finding a place.
These tips are great!! I’m considering moving from London and wanted to know what the flats are like? Are mice common in flats and is it difficult to find jobs there?
Hmmm... mice aren’t uncommon but they don’t seem to be causing too much trouble (but then again we have a cat and in our last flat I noticed the mouse would only ever come out when the cat was at the vet’s x) ) ... personally I hate clothes moths a lot more and we seem to have a lot of those in Edinburgh ./
What university has that course creative advertising??
Edinburgh Napier University!
I’d like to move near Inverness…away from the cities….
Hey !!!! Do you known where we can find some shops that don't use plastic for their products ?
Do you have any suggestions or recommendations for connecting/networking with creative agencies (advertising, digital, etc.) or other creative professionals? What about professional organizations like the AIGA in the US? Is it challenging to find an employer who will sponsor a work visa?
I love your videos ☺
I love all blouses you use, where do I get them?
Thank you! I collect them all over the place, pretty sure this one was originally from Asos but I got it on eBay! .)
A friend turned me on to Outlander on Netflix. Im totally in love with men in kilts. Is this common to see everyday?
Kilts are mostly a part of formal attire, so you often see them at weddings and other special occasions! If someone walks around in a kilt it doesn't really raise any eyebrows among locals, I guess it's like if someone walked around in a nice tuxedo, and possibly similarly common to see.
I was trying to find out retirement visa options but can't find any do they have any visa for indipendent means or retirement?
How hard is it to find a room at edinburgh?
I would to move Indonesia to Scotland can u help me
I been looking into this. It's not some woke country too is it?
I would say to anyone wanting to live here . Ignore everything political. We only really have one religion Christian, but it is spilt between Green and Blue. Also almost everyone is welcome.
hello
hello girl ...I'm considering to study a master degree in Napier . I've been watching this video and I see you studied there . cool. I got a question and possibly I'll have many more once I get close to the intake date, next year. I do not understood the word you said in 14:53 "one more thing to talk about is..." what ? haha I want to know what was that word you said, cause Hello you said it is free and that we are going to hate it or love it . BTW, thanks for your videos, it's helping to preparing us before the departure day. Greetings from Dominican Republic!
Oh no, let me clear that up! It's NHS - the national healthcare system. A very neat system, free to everyone who's legally allowed to live in the country (including any students coming over to stay for a year or two!).
Kakibot haha OK thanks for the information. Now you mentioned it. The whole health system will be 100% free (including medicines) Or just the doctor's specialist appointments?
@@Dark_Angel-16
The National Health Service is free as are prescriptions, eye tests and dental checkups.
I'm planning on moving to Glasgow next year and I'm finding it stressful to find a good flat. I'm not that trustworthy of online pages. Is there anyone you would recommend ? or any other advice on how i could find a place
I totally get that - renting straight from the landlord can be hit and miss (although personally both I and most of my friends had ok experience). Will you have time to actually view the flats before moving in? Is there someone in Glasgow who could view them on your behalf?
Go on "Gumtree" and do a search!
if you are from th eu.you dont pay tuition fees in scotland
You do if it's postgrad studies .)
Shout out to Petra and Ally :))
Ahoj, moc se mi libi tvoje video! Uz nejakou chvili premyslim o Skotsku. Rok a pul jsem zila v Kanade a nechci se vzdat anglictiny. Je tezke ziskat praci? Nebo je lepsi tam prvni studovat a mit part time job a stabilni praci si najit az po studiu? Jaci jsou mistni obyvatele?
Skoti jsou skveli! Skotsko mi prijde pratelstejsi k 'pristehovalcum' nez Anglie, nikdy jsem nemela zadnej problem. Edinburgh specificky je plnej cizincu takze tady se to obzvlast ztrati, ale jen do miry kdy je cloveku prijemny ze potkava hodne lidi co maji podobne pozadi jako on - porad si tu clovek uzije hodne echt skotskosti .)
Mam par kamaradu kteri si nasli praci ve Skotsku jeste predtim nez se sem oficialne prestehovali - hodne jobu nabizi pohovor pres Skype! Jestli uz mas zkusenosti z Kanady tak si dokazu predstavit ze to by byl dobrej selling point pri job huntu .)
Diky moc za informace! Zda se to jako fajn misto pro novou experience. Zkusim oslovit par zamestnavatelu. Je dobre, ze jsou otevreni I pohovorum pres skype.
I have been to Prague and got laid by this Czech girl I met at Roxy. I still can't forget her:/
You could use a p.o. box for an address, right, technically?
Can we chat? I am from the states (California) and I am considering Napier for my masters. I have a son and I am nervous about making that move.
Hey Geneva! I'd love to help (although it's been a while since my studies + the current situation is just a mess when it comes to travel or moving countries ./) - anything specific on your mind?
@@Kakibot Thank you. Would you happen to know anyone who has children originally from another country. I am nervous about housing specifically. Although I know there is family housing available with Napier I am not sure if it was be more cost effective to search on my own. Not to mention all of the cultural differences. How were you so sure that Scotland was your home?
One day Scotland. ❤my dream country ❤
Ahoj, psali jsme si zhruba pred rokem, pak prisel covid, tak se chci zeptat jaka je situace ve Skotsku, jestli tam jeste zijes. Diky, lucka
Ahoj Lucko, jsem tu porad! Situace se ted zlepsuje, mame naockovano asi polovinu vsech dospelych, takze myslim ze uz jsme na ceste ven .) (no asi to jeste zaklepu na dvere i na zuby!)
@@Kakibot To jsem rada, ze jsi to tam prekousala to blby obed obituary! Snad to ted pujde jen k lepsimu :)
Jedna otazka, nevis jestli musi mit cesi sjednane cestovni pojisteni nebo tam plati nase karticka pojisteni z ceska VZP?
@@holikluc6056 Hmm.. priznam se ze jsem to resila jen z mistni strany - tady si clovek mohl zazadat o evropskou karticku ktera vypada totozne jako ta nase ceska, a bylo nam receno ze dokud je v dobe platnosti tak porad funguje, a az dojde tak dostaneme britskou, ktera by mel mit prakticky totozny efekt. Takze predpokladam ze jedna z tech domluv mezi UK a EU chrani ten puvodni efekt ochrany ve vsech zemich? Samozrejme za to nedam ruku do ohne, ale prijde mi nepravdepodobne ze by to fungovalo jen z UK do Evropy a ne oboustranne.
@@Kakibot Alright, diky za info. Zkusim to overit na oficialnich strankach. Par let zpatky to bylo tak jak popisujes, takze doufam ze to tak zustalo :)
Good!
Can l get a wife from Scotland?
Abel Sibomana no.
@@michaelmcqueeferton6911 ,thanks... And good answer brother!
My heart belongs in Scotland. I need to move ASAP
Vraiment c'est fantastique
Of course this lady is from Czech.
She's good looking . UK made bad mistake leaving EU as British women are well how can I put it , not that hot
Im from America. I don't have much money, but I want a fresh start. My heart is set on Scotland. Any advice?
Coze ty jsi ceska?:-O To bych necekal to se moc nestava ze by ve skotsku byli cesi! Ja uz tu sem 10 let.:-)
Tak to ahoj! Jestli deset let tak to uz se ani nemusim ptat jestli se ti tady libi! .D
Bohuzel to je prave naopak mne se tu nelibylo od zacatku ale rodicum ano ale ted uz je toho dost i pro rodice takze se pristi rok vracime.
@@Markhoss Ja rozmyšlam nad Skotskom a Kanadou, nemáš nejaký insight kam mám isť?
I am currently looking into moving to Scotland myself from the USA (most likely around Falkirk or Linlithgow, nice rural area but still city-accessible) and...oh man it's a lot to worry about. Very overwhelming.
Yes Falkirk is good. ❤
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Most of my past family is from Scotland and I want to move there so bad.
thanks for this video i am from ireland and want to move to scotland very soon to either edingburgh or glasgow , my profession is hotel and catering . so i should have no real problem finding work but its finding a place to live that will be a struggle
I liked your story. You are strong and brave, like native Scotland 😉
I plan to moving in a couple a month. Not a student, still haven't found a job, but my working contract is expiring.
So maybe you can help me out with some tips. I plan coming with my EU passport like tourist in case no job will be found untill then.
I am digging in reading and preparing everything bfor the jorney, but still i am on wit one way ticket.
Really liked Scotland from all the reviews. Haven't decided yet te exact location, but considering Aberdeen or Edinburgh.
Open to critics and advices.
Slainte🙌
I'm from Latvia, working in Netherlands..thinking of making some changes..and Scotland is an idea, for studying...uh..scared
I'm sorry but its not unlikely it is impossible she is a central European with green eyes and red hair her mother had to have an affair with an Irishman or more unlikely a Scotsman
Moving to Scotland is the best choice if you are against brexit and be able to keep the EU citizens
Just remember Edinburgh isn't Scotland, there are no Scots there and it will cost you a fortune to rent a tiny damp apartment. Personally, I think you'd have to be mad to leave a city such as Prague or Budapest to come to such a place, especially to attend a 3rd rate institution such as Napier ( whose lowly TES ranking is inflated by their high scoring "international outlook" criteria i.e. nothing to do with academic excellence). Good luck anyway, it seems your early years were a struggle and you came through it and I'm sure you'll be a better person having had the character building experience. Next question, how can one escape Scotland for Prague.
I think you might be idealising the situation in Prague - admittedly I was renting out a cheap black market apartment there before I moved to Edinburgh so the costs were lower, but trust me, the dampness level and the one window with iron bars over it were not that great. These days the housing market in Prague is not doing amazingly so living there costs almost the same as Edinburgh, especially when you don't want to live in what would be the Prague equivalent of Fife (nothing against Fife but I would not want to commute car-less from Fife to central Edinburgh daily). We look at moving to Prague pretty much annually and so far the only real motivation would be a pretty self-employed-friendly tax set-up. But if you ever need any tips on making the move I'd be happy to help with the little knowledge I have left about life in Prague!
Regarding Napier I went there to learn the specific skills for the job and that has been a successful endeavour. I could've stayed in Prague to get an MSc in Media Studies and be able to research the pre-war circulars of Ukraine but I'm genuinely glad I haven't. Maybe it was a risk to take but it worked well for my style of learning!
Hi Angus, here's hoping you found a tiny, damp flat in Prague and you can't afford to get your miserable arse back here.
Love from an Edinburgh Scotsman.
Im from Dundee, Scotland is the best country ever