[clearlevel]

Originally Posted by jambo101

Good advice but our ops main criteria is the weather where she is which she thinks will be improved by a move to Florida, Problem is its so hot and humid the kids will not want to go out and play and instead will spend much of their off hours in the comfort of air conditioning playing video games ,watching tv and interacting on social media.IMO

I don't know if they have to go out and play, but I think people mean that they just want to be able to go out and enjoy the beautiful day. I guess, if they live next to a pool or park or something, it would give people a reason to go out.

I agree, that most Floridians tend to be more stuck in their air-conditioned homes than people in colder climates! I think it's just a case of the grass is greener on the other side. When, you have nice weather all the time, you don't value it as much, so you stay in. Whereas if you live in a place that is rainy and cold, they want to go out more.

[jambo101]

Originally Posted by clearlevel

. When, you have nice weather all the time, you don't value it as much, so you stay in. .

Nice weather is a subjective term,for some 90 degrees and all the humidity everyday for 8-9 months a year maybe akin to paradise for others its uncomfortable.I'm a member of the latter and moved north as a consequence.

[pinytr]

Originally Posted by jambo101

Nice weather is a subjective term,for some 90 degrees and all the humidity everyday for 8-9 months a year maybe akin to paradise for others its uncomfortable.I'm a member of the latter and moved north as a consequence.

[C24L]

Originally Posted by Garthdee44

Hi,

I am a newbie to this and thought this would be a great place to start and gather my research. I am a registered nurse in the uk. More specifically I am an ENT Nurse Practitioner. I have 3 children aged 6, 4 and 3 years old. We would really like to move to Florida as we have family in Fort Myers. I am keen in setting up my own business and my husband will have no problem finding a job as he works for an international company. I need to know what are schools like in Florida, nurseries, out of school groups (dancing, Tae-kwon-do etc). Job prospects etc?

Basically am I crazy to consider moving my family to the states or would we better in the UK.

Any advice would be gratefully appreciated.

Thanks x

have you talked to a immigration lawyer yet,OP?

[kokonutty]

How long would the process be for the OP and her husband to obtain work permits and how much expense would be involved?

[jambo101]

Originally Posted by jambo101

Nice weather is a subjective term,for some 90 degrees and all the humidity everyday for 8-9 months a year maybe akin to paradise for others its uncomfortable.I'm a member of the latter and moved north as a consequence.

https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l...+USFL0481:1:US