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Paperwork Guide: Document You’ll Need To Live In London
Ah, paperwork, the necessary evil of the 21st century. Residents looking to london rent flats must navigate through complex rental agreements. And yet there’s no getting around it, especially when it comes to some of the most important decisions of our life such as moving to a different city.
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Paperwork for US residents
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Paperwork for EU residents
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Paperwork for Commonwealth residents
That said, there are still ways of living in the UK without any restrictions. You won’t need to dive deeply into paperwork if:
- You are married to someone who had the right to live in the UK before January 1st, 1983. That said, you still have to be married to that person, and you must have remained a Commonwealth citizen since.
- If you have proof that you were a member of the commonwealth on the 31st of December, 1982.
- If your parents were either born or permanently residing in the UK at the moment of your birth or adoption.
It’s not that big of a list to pick options from, right? But hey, something is better than nothing!
Once you are in
Sadly, your paperwork struggles don’t mysteriously disaster once you cross the border. You’ll still need to set up a few things once you are in the UK, such as:
- Your National insurance Number.
- An English Bank Account.