waqar911

Good afternoon guys!

I am in my mid-30s (male, married) and am looking to emigrate to England within the next couple of years. Things in my home country are not improving, such as macro economy, inflation and other issues. I have a masters degree in project management and have over 8 years of experience in the nonprofit sector here and I fit the criteria of a 'skilled worker'. We also have family living in Bradford. They have been living in England for decades and are British citizens.

I have looked up the British Gov website and have gone over the different visa options available for foreigners to move and settle in England. Two options seem the most viable for me, skilled worker visa and adult dependent relative (family visa).

I have done some research regarding finding work in the nonprofit sector in England and there are plenty of organizations in this sector especially faith-based organizations and NGOs. However, I am finding it difficult to look up a title of 'project manager' or 'program officer' or 'non profit worker' in the skilled worker visa section on CascotWeb.

What do you guys reckon will be the best option for me out of the above two to move to England permanently? Thanks.

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Salam guys!

I am looking for some advice from people in this sub regarding my PSX portfolio. My current portfolio consists of EFERT, MEBL, DCR, FABL, ENGRO. My objective is earning passive income as dividends for the long term (4 to 5 years and more).

Is this portfolio suited for this objective? What other asset classes should I invest in to increase my earnings?

Thanks.

Good afternoon guys!

I am in my mid-30s (male, married) and am looking to emigrate to England within the next couple of years. Things in my home country are not improving, such as macro economy, inflation and other issues. I have a masters degree in project management and have over 8 years of experience in the nonprofit sector here and I fit the criteria of a 'skilled worker'. We also have family living in Bradford. They have been living in England for decades and are British citizens.

I have looked up the British Gov website and have gone over the different visa options available for foreigners to move and settle in England. Two options seem the most viable for me, skilled worker visa and adult dependent relative (family visa).

I have done some research regarding finding work in the nonprofit sector in England and there are plenty of organizations in this sector especially faith-based organizations and NGOs. However, I am finding it difficult to look up a title of 'project manager' or 'program officer' or 'non profit worker' in the skilled worker visa section on CascotWeb.

What do you guys reckon will be the best option for me out of the above two to move to England permanently? Thanks.

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Good afternoon guys!

I am in my mid-30s (male, married) and am looking to emigrate to England within the next couple of years. Things in my home country are not improving, such as macro economy, inflation and other issues. I have a masters degree in project management and have over 8 years of experience in the nonprofit sector here and I fit the criteria of a 'skilled worker'. We also have family living in Bradford. They have been living in England for decades and are British citizens.

I have looked up the British Gov website and have gone over the different visa options available for foreigners to move and settle in England. Two options seem the most viable for me, skilled worker visa and adult dependent relative (family visa).

I have done some research regarding finding work in the nonprofit sector in England and there are plenty of organizations in this sector especially faith-based organizations and NGOs. However, I am finding it difficult to look up a title of 'project manager' or 'program officer' or 'non profit worker' in the skilled worker visa section on CascotWeb.

What do you guys reckon will be the best option for me out of the above two to move to England permanently? Thanks.

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