Emigration from the US

[LDS Jock]

Does anyone know of a site with information about people emigrating from the US? All I can find is info for people coming here. What I'm interested in finding out is how many people leave each year and where do they go. Anyone know of a place to find this out? Thanks.

[7th_Sephiroth]

1. yeah i also

want to leave the us, could someone help me find the proper procedure

[swag]

2. Please throw a scrap to those of us left behind

Vote before you leave.

[foreigncorrespondent]

4. They don't have to vote before they leave.

All they have to do is walk into any U.S. Embassy and vote.

[sweetheart]

5. How about we vote after we leave?

The global democratic caucus is happening in Edinburgh (scotland)
this weekend!

[LDS Jock]

6. I'll definately do that

No way I'd miss the chance to vote bush out.

[carpetbagger]

3. Some old numbers.

Old, but from INS, estimating a typical year around 1990.
241k Total
55k Mexico
31K UK
29K Germany
20K Canada
19K Japan
19K Philippines
13K Guatemala
9K Indonesia
8K Australia
4K Italy

[YellowRubberDuckie]

7. Google it...

That's how I found out about moving to Germany...
Duckie

[sweetheart]

8. Some details on emigrating to scotland

To emigrate to scotland, you'll need to get a universtiy
qualification there and stay on... here are the details:

"We want to encourage overseas students who graduate from Scottish universities to consider making Scotland their home. I am pleased to welcome you to Scotland today."
http://www.scotland.gov.uk

http://www.planning.ed.ac.uk/scottish_heis.htm
Here is a link page for the universities. A scottish university is preferable because the cost of living is lower, and the immigration requirement (as you can read in the link above) is around scotland.

http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/default.asp?pageid=26
This is the home office (INS) for the straight details on visa types.

http://www.dogsaway.co.uk/usa/preparing%20your%20dog/pet_requirements.htm

Dog travel to the UK requirements