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asil

9/13/2009 07:25 EST

I am currently a US citizen and considering a move to Scotland. My husband hold a Masters in Social Work and I am currently in school for Education. Been reading so much on the process that I think I have confused myself. If I understand it correctly, my husband can apply for jobs and the process can be expidited with a job offer. I plan to transfer my schooling to a local university there. Am I correct in this assumption and where should we look to reside. We have 2 children so schooling is the biggest concern. Thanks for any assistance you can give me.

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garylars

10/5/2009 13:10 EST

Good Luck! The process is way more in depth then presented.....they make it very, very hard for US citizens as there is not any jobs available. I know first heand and will never go done this path again. If your not a member of the EU...forget it! They do not want you here in Scptalnd for sure and you'l have nothing but problems I assure you. But of you are dead set...I wish you the best.

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asil

10/22/2009 10:05 EST

Thanks for your input. After doing additional research on many different aspects, we have decided on somewhere else.

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