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Rik_ Member

Member since 13 June 2011

Rik_Member13 June 2011 16:39:18

ehi guys, what's the best place for a 20 years old guy moving to california looking for job and surf? i'm looking for a place where to find a good job and location to live, but also a place with cool people and a bit of fun..

Harmonie ViP

Member since 13 June 2011

HarmonieViP14 June 2011 06:48:19

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Hello Rik_,

Welcome to 禁漫天堂.

I may suggest you to download the PDF US Expat Guide, I'm sure that this will help you.

Good luck,
Harmonie.

Oplexicon Guest

OplexiconGuest25 June 2011 13:46:11

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San Diego man...I'm from California and it's great. But I have lived all over the good old USA....I miss聽 it after being overseas about a month.
It's one of several places I'd recommend.

female_expat Contributor

Member since 09 February 2011

female_expatContributor27 June 2011 01:13:59

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Did you mean live in California for good ?

And on what visa are you getting ?

California is a great place to live.聽 A lot of people from the eastcoast move to California and therefore a lot of things you have to consider such as visa, job, etc...

Rik_ wrote:
ehi guys, what's the best place for a 20 years old guy moving to california looking for job and surf? i'm looking for a place where to find a good job and location to live, but also a place with cool people and a bit of fun..

Rik_ Member

Member since 13 June 2011

Rik_Member27 June 2011 19:41:07

yes, i mean living in california for good. is the situation with visas complicated? what visas will i need?

female_expat Contributor

Member since 09 February 2011

female_expatContributor28 June 2011 16:36:29

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There are many types of visas, by individual, family sponsored or through an employer.

I-155 permanent residency or green card (family sponsored)
H - visa (employer or by individual)
L - visa (employer or by individual)

To get approval to immigrate to the US really depends on your education and trade skills and financial status.

You can get more information here

Rik_ wrote:
yes, i mean living in california for good. is the situation with visas complicated? what visas will i need?

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