Are people in UK, regardless of nationality, allowed to live and/or work anywhere in uk without visa?

Question

i have a difficult time understanding the day to day significance of the uk as an entity. this is one aspect i am curious about. people in usa move freely among all states. but the states are clearly subordinate to the federal...usa government. is it the same for nations in uk?

Answer 1

Yes.

   You can look on the UK as being pretty much akin to the states.

   Each of the 4 countries making up the UK (England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland) have their own regional governments (in a sense) but are, at the moment, presided over by the houses of parliament.

Answer 2

You need a national insurance number to give to your employer but no one ever asks to see a visa or other documentation. You can freely travel to England , Scotland ,Wales and Ireland from any where in the uk.

Answer 3

yes as far as i no...but dont take me 4 granted...i might be wrong.

Answer 4

A British national can move anywhere throughout the UK to either live or work or both. If you are a none UK citizen then you need a work permit or a visa unless you are a diplomat

Answer 5

Yes, is the short and simple answer.

Answer 6

Yes, the UK is united.. you don't need a visa to go to Scotland from England

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Answer 7

affirmative

Answer 8

The UK stands for the United Kingdom of Great Britain, Scotland,  Northern Ireland and Wales.  A citizen of any of these countries and also of the Republic of Ireland (due to a special treaty) can move freely between all these countries and may be employed in any of these countries.  Taxes are paid to Her Majesty's Customs & Revenue, except in the Republic of Ireland, where taxes are paid to the Irish Government.