Step by Step guide to travel?

[Godfrey]

:lapastada:

[Blueprint]

This site maybe useful http://ukinusa.fco.gov.uk/en/visiting-uk/

But i guess you'd have to apply for a greencard or something like that and go through immigration as you'll be classed as an immigrant.

Like you said maybe just have a travel here first, like a working holiday visa or so. I'd welcome you and show you some things!!

[Euda]

Contact your local UK embassy for more information. It's quite an involved process that relies on personal variables.

Travel Advisory:
Parachutes tangle;
Brake pads fail;
Seat belts strangle;
And trains derail.
Motorbikes maim you;
Ships collide;
New boots lame you;
Stay inside.
-Felix Dennis

[felonious_monk]

maybe you should go there first to see if you like it. :o

i've always wanted to just move somewhere far away and live there for a long time but when I was in Europe towards the end I started to miss a lot of things from the US.

[water bottle]

Left foot, right foot.

[Mashleshmash]

Why don't you send Marty Mcfly a PM.

[AtrainV]

I know that UK citizens coming to the US can apply for the visa waiver program, so I assume there's a similar arrangement for US citizens traveling to the UK.

[Pooka]

It seems like you just need to show your us passport to get into the UK.
http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1052.html#entry_requirements

Heres some links about moving to the uk

Working in the uk
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/workingintheuk/

Studying in the uk
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/studyingintheuk/quickguideforstudent/