Under-35s in the UK face becoming permanent renters, warns thinktank

Re:Under-35s in the UK face becoming permanent renters, warn... by mahyarm on Tuesday February 16, 2016 @10:48PM (#11115125)

If your a software engineer:

Come to Seattle. Reasonable housing costs, cheaper everything else and high american software engineering salaries.

SF has crazy housing costs, higher salaries, better weather and a bit higher cost of everything.

As an Australian a work visa is significantly easier for you than lets say a British citizen.

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Re:Under-35s in the UK face becoming permanent renters, warn... by thejosh on Tuesday February 16, 2016 @11:31PM (#11115307)

Yeah, but the US benefits work + personal suck compared to Australia :).

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Re:Under-35s in the UK face becoming permanent renters, warn... by OJFord on Tuesday February 16, 2016 @10:55PM (#11115151)

    > As an Australian a work visa is significantly easier for
    > you than lets say a British citizen.

Why so? (British, and not planning on it, just surprised.)

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Re:Under-35s in the UK face becoming permanent renters, warn... by jpollock on Tuesday February 16, 2016 @11:18PM (#11115260)

Australia negotiated kick-ass awesome work visas as part of their free trade agreement with the US.

For example, spouses can work on the visa.

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Re:Under-35s in the UK face becoming permanent renters, warn... by ank_the_elder on Tuesday February 16, 2016 @11:30PM (#11115301)

Is that with the E1 visa?

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Re:Under-35s in the UK face becoming permanent renters, warn... by nedwin on Tuesday February 16, 2016 @11:48PM (#11115393)

yes or e3

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