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HOW TO ARRIVE AND THRIVE IN THE UK |
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The Constantly Up-to-date Guide To UK Immigration |
The Definitive Survival Guide For Travelers |
Photograph London By Bus |
A Taste Of Hungary |
Moving To England |
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Nostosbooks |
The Formentera Guide |
Painlessly Relocate To Germany |
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HOW TO ARRIVE AND THRIVE IN THE UK
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| This guide is for you if you want to know the answers to the following typical questions.... ...Which of 20 UK visas do you qualify for? ...What's the difference between a spousal visa and a fiance(e) visa? ... How do you go about finding a job? How can you gauge your job prospects? ...What do you have to register for by law after you arrive in the UK? One of your grandparents was born in Ireland before 31 March 1922? Do you qualify for a visa? ...What's the best way to organise yourself before leaving for the UK? ...Are there things you can do now to make things easier for yourself in England? How do you bring your favourite pet with you? ...You don't know anyone in the UK. Where can you stay? How much does it cost? |
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- about which visa or work permit is suitable for your needs
- what you need to do to secure a visa or work permit for Britain
- what you can and need to do before emigrating or relocating
- what to expect when you arrive at your first point of entry into the UK.
- what things cost and the real cost of living
- how the British labour market operates
- how to go about finding a job
- how employment agencies really work
- how to deal with your transport needs
- how the British education system works
- how to come to terms with the infamous British weather
- and hundreds more similar useful practical things
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- 11 types of accommodation in the UK to choose from
- 7 easy things you can do to find a nice, new home
- 5 recommended websites to help in your search for a home.
- 3 sneaky recruitment agency tricks you have to watch out for
- 5 useful websites for finding yourself almost any type of job in the UK
- 6 childcare options for parents
- 75 English everyday slang terms that you just have to know
- 36 modern English expressions - if you want to avoid embarrassment
- 5 big supermarket chains that will deliver to you when it suits you
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ITALY FROM THE INSIDE EBOOK
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General Transportation. Trains & Stations (Preview this chapter below). Airports. Car Rental. Bus tickets. General taxi information. Highway Traveling. Driving in Italy. Parking “Italian Style”. Grocery Stores & Other Food Establishments. Italian Cuisine. Retail Stores & Money Handling. Hotels & Accommodations. Churches & Museums. General hospital information. General post office information. Emergency phone numbers. Banks & Currency. Units & Conversions. Italian Lifestyle. Hospitals & Medical Assistance. Miscellaneous Information. AND MUCH MORE... |
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PHOTOGRAPH LONDON BY BUS
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The site contains instructions on how to use sight seeing buses to photograph the tourist sites in London- for beginning to intermediate photographers of any age using compact or SLR cameras |
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- Have you ever wanted to take better photos?
- Would you like to be shown some easy ways to improve your photos?
- Do you want to share your memories of London with family and friends?
- Is your time in London limited?
- Do you need help finding your way around London?
- Do you think London will be crowded when you are there?
- Commitments on a time frame.
- Limited time in London.
- You were on your own.
- Or being bustled around by a tour guide that didn’t understand the needs of photographers.
- It was your first time in London and you didn’t know your way around,
- There were people crowding around blocking your view.
- There were unexplored lighting conditions.
- Doubts about your equipment.
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A TASTE OF HUNGARY - COLLECTION OF AUTHENTIC RECIPES |
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Nearly 60 well-tried recipes on 106 pages, including soups, main dishes, and desserts, Even vegetarians will find some delicious dishes like mushroom stew or lecsó, the Hungarian ratatouille. useful hints and tips: subtleties you have to pay attetnion to in order to create authentic tastes of certain dishes, Tons of colourful photos, showing the main cooking processes to make preparing the dishes easier for you. List and description of major Hungarian cooking ingredients. Included are all classic, traditional Hungarian meals like goulash, stuffed cabbage, chicken paprikash, beigli, plus many other lesser known delicacies. All recipes have step-by-step cooking instructions. An introduction to Hungary's cuisine and its history.
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MOVING TO ENGLAND
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An Aussie Couple Reveals Insider Tips That Everyone Should Know Before Actually Setting Foot In London.
Since then we have helped hundreds of people move to London. We even had some friends in Australia who wore belt and braces and were about to give up their dream of living in London before we helped them. Nick and I put together a guide for you to help you move to and live in London hassle free. Because of our personal experience of learning by trial and error and by actually helping hundreds of people like you, we’ve got an in-depth knowledge of how to avoid the pitfalls, how to get the best deals, how to find what you’re looking for and ultimately how to ensure that this is the best experience of your life.
- You'll be able to quickly look for any matter in this guide and find out what to do and how to do it in any particular situation.
- You’ll be armed with the latest knowledge before you move to London.
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- Your move to London will become a hassle free, right royal adventure.
- You’ll be steps ahead of others moving to London.
- You'll not have to waste time searching for a perfect job as we’ll reveal a fantastic London based Recruitment Company!
- You'll be able to carry the guide with you anywhere on your phone, laptop or iPad.
- You’ll have more time to enjoy what London has to offer rather than sitting on a roadside wondering what to do.
- No one could take advantage of your being new to London.
- You'll not have to spend heavy pounds on local guides.
- You’ll be able to keep your chin up while living in London.
- You will be able to experience the best London has to offer.
- You don’t have to worry about where to live, how to find a house, how to open a bank account, how to transfer money internationally or where to find a job.
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NOSTOSBOOKS
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Meteora monastery: color the picture! War heroes of the Greek Independence: find their names! I did it! I killed the monster! I’m coming for you, monster! The Olympic Games in ancient Greece An Olympic sampler… Back home at last! Odysseus returns! Show him the way Homer, the first poet The singer of poems The revival of the Olympic Games The Olympic Games are back on! Athens and Sparta Democracy or oligarchy? You know more Greek than you think! Greek words, anyone?
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THE FORMENTERA GUIDE
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When we visited the island, Formentera was just a footnote in guide books to Ibiza. We decided to set that straight, and spent months on the island cycling and walking over 20 kilometers a day to explore all its beaches, trails and sights. With the help of the Tourist Board of Formentera and friendly locals we were able to find the hidden coves and beaches, get the secrets to booking accommodation during peak season, and discover the best restaurants. What distinguishes Formentera from the other Balearics is the great job it has done of preserving its natural beauty. This has been achieved through a number of initiatives, including a dune regeneration programme, resistance to tarmac on the roads, building restrictions, and encouraging tourists to use bikes. If you are reading this, then you are already onto one of the Mediterranean’s best kept secrets – the beautiful island of Formentera. |
- Formentera is just 12 miles (19 km) long from its east to west coast, and has a total area of 32 square miles (82 sq km)
- It is one of 50 islands known as the Pitiusas (Pine Islands), and sits south west of Mallorca. The four largest Balearic islands are: Majorca, Minorca, Ibiza, and Formentera. The archipelago is an autonomous community and a province of Spain, the capital of which is Mallorca’s Palma.
- It is also classified as one of the Islas Baleares (Balearic Islands), an archipelago in the western Mediterranean Sea, near the eastern coast of the Iberian Peninsula. The Mediterranean climate sees highs of up to 84 degrees Fahrenheit (29 degrees Celsius) in August, and lows of 59 degrees Fahrenheit (15 degrees Celsius) from November to April. A cooling breeze keeps the summers comfortable, although a dry wind does sometimes blow in from Africa (the leveche) which can heat things up. AND MUCH MORE...
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HOW TO PAINLESSLY RELOCATE TO GERMANY
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A guide to help you relocate to Germany and with everyday life in this beautiful country!
Over the years, we received many positive e-mails from people like you who liked the down-to-earth and useful advice on our web-site. People were happy to finally be able to find practical answers to their everyday questions, and to learn about the country itself.
And some of them (some of you) asked for a guide that could easily be downloaded and printed so it could be taken with them on their journey to Germany.
Although these e-mails are always very encouraging, we realized that most of them were also asking for more information about particular topics, mainly related to the intricacies of the German bureaucracy when you want to relocate to Germany, such as applying for a visa, or finding the proper health-care practitioner, etc. |
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