Move to america

Drifz1

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sup guys !
im now nearly 16 i plan on moving to america the same year i finih school ( i will be just 18) i know i need visa's and stuff but how do i go about getting one? what exactly do i need? im thinking kentucky ,PA ,NY or NJ which would be the easiest for work /collage and cheapest for living? etc ... thanks
 
Go to Mo There is a killer huge place to ride called chadwick and we are nearly the same age we could ride.
 
Heck Bama has plenty of trails. UAB, The University of Alabama & Auburn University are a few great collages. and living? Apartments for a thousand a month and less...and more..there can always be more lol
 
lol i' started a mini war ....im still unsure where i want to move i want country but not to far from a town ...PA seems to hae nice scenery and alot of people on here are from there! as for the visa's anyone know anything about getting one? i don't have any relations in the US
 
well first before you get anything you'll have to become a U.S. citizen... that will take a long time and alot of stuff to do... and as for where to go, i'm not saying come to Kentucky, but i will tell you what Kentucky has. tons of trails and some nice tracks, miles and miles of untouched land if you can find it and nobody cares if you make trails on it, you can live somewhere that has all the quiet and peace of country but not be far from towns, etc. i love Kentucky and wouldn't dream of living anywhere else, but that doesn't mean everybody likes it. so it is all your choice.
 
no no no, your all wrong, come to indiana, we can party it up, there is notre dame, IU, purdue and ball state :D

EDIT: we also have haspin acres and the badlands riding area, and plenty of for sale property for our own riding spots, and the living isn't too expensive :D
 
Im from NJ and I can tell you that your best bet is PA. Pennsylvania is deffinately the cheapest state to live in within the ones you mentioned, but with lots and lots of benefits. It has everything your looking for basically. All 4 Seasons, monuments, wildlife, ATV'ing, colleges, and on and on.... Find yourself a small, cheap house somewhere near a semi-populated area in PA that has everything your interested in. You dont need anything fancy to stay in for college, just something that will hold up until you graduate, and start your career. I'd much rather live in PA or NY State than NJ thats for sure. The only thing really that is a big hit around here is New York City which EVERYONE from different states/countries dream about seeing and visiting but honestly its nothing special. I hate the city! But its your choice.
 
You go through your consulate to get the visa. Depending on the country and rules, you may be asked about your finacial viability.......meaning your ability to pay for your self while you're here. I believe New Zealand requires to see that you have $1mil in the bank if you want to permantly live there.

Anyway....every country is different so do your research to find out what the your consulate, and the US consulate, are going to expect. Like the DMV, if you have your story, paperwork and $ in order before you get there.....you'll be fine.

Regarding where to move, that's wide open. It's odd to me how 90% of blaster owners on this forum are from PA, 8% from Canada and 1% from all other spots around the globe 8-|. If it were me, I'd decide what type of climate suits me. Then do my research on which States and major cities have been doing okay through the ressession. If cash was very tight and/or I was going to live off of cash jobs....then I might look a little harder at States with no sales tax...then cities in said State that, again, are fairing okay through the past 5-10 years.

From there.......you don't necessarily have to live in the city, but big cities provide opportunity and so living somewhere near them can be an option.

Because of the economy down turn the past 5+ years, many more people are going to school in the US.....so schools are full. Schools also don't have much money for anything and tuitions have been climbing steeply and often in States & Cities that are running huge deficits.

So I guess what I'm saying is, choose wisely.
 
^^^^ very good replies ,just what i wanted to know! thanks guys i'm pointing towards PA .my dad is doing the NY marathon this year , i hope he brings me with him i'v wanted to goto NY for some time now
 
MOved from PA 20 yrs ago to escape the low wages and high unemployment as well as cold ass snow. I prefer NC for the beaches and the mountains if you enjoy that. Most of all the winter aint as severe. I will never go back to PA to live period. For ATV rideing we got tons of race tracks as well as rideing areas that thousands come here to enjoy yearly. You PA guys can have all that snow.
 
live in MD because thats where the cool people are, and they are super relaxed on automotive laws lol, plus baltimore is home to the "12 O'CLOCK BOYZ" look up on youtube and prepare to laugh lol, goofy mothas
 
mmajayt , excuss the dumb question but what state is NC ,north carolina? yea carnza iv been following them and the wild out wheelie boyz for a while,you ever see em in person?
 
mmajayt , excuss the dumb question but what state is NC ,north carolina? yea carnza iv been following them and the wild out wheelie boyz for a while,you ever see em in person?

Yep,,North Carolina.. Decent weather year around.. I just cant stand several months freezing, some like it and they can have it.