What should I do to prepare for a trip to the UK? What are some things to look out for?

The most important thing is to plan your transportation. In addition to living in the UK, the most expensive thing is transportation, and if you can, it is best to pre-purchase train tickets, bus tickets, ferry tickets and other means of transportation. Generally, if you buy it now, it is the most expensive**.

For example, if you buy a ticket from Brighton to London in advance, the full price is about 30 pounds, and the ticket at the station on the same day costs about 27 pounds each way, and the round-trip ticket costs nearly 40 pounds. (Brighton is less than 1 hour away from London, so the difference can be very large if you are far away).

The second is to make a backup transportation plan (there is a temporary traffic problem, and you can't go to the hotel according to the original route, so you need to have a backup line.) London subway, bus strikes are frequent, and sometimes the road is temporarily repaired).

Then there's the luggage preparation. The more important thing is the winning bid-to-British converter, and a slightly larger power strip if you need to charge more devices. If you forget to bring it, it will be miserable......The ** of small electrical appliances in the UK is simple, I don't think you want to go to the third brother's store to buy a British standard charger, right?

Change some small pounds at the airport! This is important. If you pay cash for a taxi, no driver can get a £50 red ticket. £20 is considered a large currency, and the most commonly used are 10 pounds and 5 pounds notes.

If you want to play for a short time, it is recommended to bring a mobile phone that can insert a large SIM card (normal size or micro size fitable), because it is difficult to buy a small SIM card of nano size for iPhone 5 & 5S directly in the UK. The £1 lebara** cards in the small shop are medium and large. It's very inconvenient to have no, and the most important thing is that you can't navigate yourself without GPS or 3G.

Feel free to ask questions or send private messages. Big Bear.

It depends on the local season and then has a good understanding of the original culture.

1. Passport, air ticket and personal documents with valid visa;

2. Toothbrush and slippers, power converter;

3. Pound change, raincoat and rain gear, commonly used medicines;

4. Change of clothes and daily necessities;

5. British travel maps, small dictionaries, computers;

6. The topics and contents of the exchange, and understand the cultural history of the United Kingdom.

Go to the police station in advance to get the documents you need to go abroad, such as visas and passports. Pack some warm clothes for the cold, as the weather in the UK can be humid. Observe the good hotel online in advance, so as not to find a place to stay when you get there.

The first is to prepare clothes, the second is to prepare a passport, the third is to prepare a mobile phone and charger, the fourth is to prepare a credit card, and the fifth is to prepare daily medicines.

1. Passport, air ticket and personal documents with valid visa;

2. Toothbrush and slippers, power converter;

3. Pound change, raincoat and rain gear, commonly used medicines;

4. Change of clothes and daily necessities;

5. British travel maps, small dictionaries, computers;

6. The topics and contents of the exchange, and understand the cultural history of the United Kingdom.

To work in the UK, you need to meet a series of conditions, including a visa for the holder of a friend's lack of filial piety, an offer from a UK employer, English language proficiency, etc., and the specific requirements will vary depending on the type of work.

1. Before going to the UK to work, you need to apply for a corresponding visa. Depending on the type of work, the type of visa will also vary, and the common ones are Tier2 work visa and Tier5 temporary work visa. (as shown in the image below).

2. You need to have an offer from a UK employer, and meet the requirements of salary, English language ability, academic qualifications, etc. (as shown in the image below).

3. Provide relevant materials, such as passport, **, bank certificate, work experience, etc. (as shown in the image below).

How to apply for a UK work visa:

1. Determine the type of visa: Determine the appropriate visa type according to your own situation and type of work.

5. Obtain a visa: After the review is passed, you can get a visa and go to the UK to work. <>