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— Main Menu —Moving to London - Currency Exchange - Househunting - Taking Pets London Life - Living in London - Banking - Cost of Living in London - Shopping - Food - Travel - Things to do - Getting Around Blog Contact - Advertising - Privacy Policy - Terms & Conditions Moving to London from any country is a huge move.  You might have an overseas job posting that requires you to move here, or perhaps you want to attend university.  It might be that your partner’s work means you too have to move, or perhaps you’re going to join family Of course, while many of us have dreams about relocating to a different country, the first thing that needs to be determined is if you’re going to qualify to move here. If you come from the European Union then there’s no issue, as you automatically qualify to live and work within any of the member states.  However, if you’re hoping to move to London from any other part of the world, then advice on all types of visa and immigration.  You can even apply online, making the process much easier than it used to be.  Depending on your reason for moving to London, there are different types of visas available. London is a sprawling metropolis.  And whilst central London and all the main tourist attractions are fairly close to each other, the surrounding areas make for a large and, to those who’re not familiar with the city, somewhat confusing location.  After all, would you know whether to search for a house in Kensington or Shadwell Hill?  Brixton or Chelsea?  Or how about Walthamstow or Leytonstone?  Knowing in-depth information about the various different areas is vital before you begin your house hunt. Luckily, choosing a suitable area in which to live can be done, to a very large extent, before you leave.  The first thing to understand about London is how the different areas are described.  There are 33 boroughs of London, each with their own infrastructure, local provides a map of these boroughs, as well as some great descriptions about each individual area.