How could I migrate to the UK legally?

Question

I´m a Mexican citizen, fully bilingual (Spa/Eng), currently learning French, with a BA degree and I´d love to be able to live and work in London. I hope advice from everyone, but especially from legal Mexican migrants.

Answer 1

just turn up at the airport the british goverment will giv you a house to live in and money to live on they will look after you  

Answer 2

In all honesty, I dont see that you would have a problem, they seem to let every other nationality in. I'm sure you would be welcomed with open arms.

Answer 3

hola and i welcome you to the u.k

Answer 4

Tthe best way is to contact the  British Embassy in your country.

Answer 5

We're full thanks.

Answer 6

Well . With a BA degree under your belt you do not need us to tell you HOW?

Answer 7

marry someone  

Answer 8

You'd better not, we're full; no more immigrants.

I don't mean to be rude, but **** OFF!

Answer 9

The UK and especially London is one of the most expensive places in the world.  I am a US citizen and I am leaving the United States to work and live in New Zealand.  It took them all of 3 days to issue my work visa for New Zealand.  The hardest part was finding a job in NZ.

Answer 10

Dude our country lets any one in. Seriously come on over. Go on benefits, jump the housing line and enjoy a stress free life on us tax payers.

Answer 11

I would suggest you look at the highly skilled immigration thing - over here there is no lack of languages - Doctors, scientists etc is what the UK needs.

Answer 12

You'd need to get a job and work permit, but this is becoming very difficult for non-EU citizens since they introduced the new points-based system.  

There is a demand for highly skilled migrants, particularly in the medical field - doctors and other health care professionals can usually find work here.

Teachers, humanities graduates and language speakers are ten a penny in the UK and there is no demand for them.

Answer 13

Firstly, I apologise for the amount of ignorant answers you have received - we are not all narrow minded fools. The best way to come would be on a work visa - not sure in which professions people are needed, but depending on your French, have you thought about teaching? Don't be put off by some of the idiots that respond here. Suerte.