I am a 60-year old Canadian retiree with a good monthly pension but am not wealthy. Is it still possible for me to immigrate to the Scotland. I understand that Canada is still part of the Commonwealth and wonder if this makes it any easier to move over to the U.K. I tried checking out the U.K. immigration website but found it very confusing.
A question asked by Nathan: What is the name of the World-Famous Golf Course In Scotland?
I am curious to know the name of the Golf Course In Scotland. Said to be the hardest Golf Course in the World. What is the name of that World-Famous Course?
Question posed by : Scotland??
is there anyone out there that lives in Scotland?
or anyone that has gone on vacation in Scotland?
i am doing a “task” about the BEAUTIFUL land and would like some tales of ppl that has actually seen it.
please help me,
thank you all
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Answer by Best Answer I have been in Scotland few months back on a vacation trip. If we get a visa to UK, we can visit all the three countries, England, Scotland and Wales. If we obtain a entry permit we can visit Switzerland too. I went to England, from there I just had a visit in Scotland too.
The culture and civilization of its people is similar to that of England, but I found its people more helpful. Geographical structure is more attractive, as it is plain land, flowers are everywhere. Cheaper travelling expense, in comparison to England and Wales. Poultry farms and Liquor shops are every where, and after all it is the birth place of Scotch.
I have the first 12 days off work in November and have always wanted to learn to surf. Is November too cold in Scotland? I have looked for surf schools in Scotland, but most just seem to run the school holidays or weekends only. I’d need at least a week to learn to stand up I think!
Question posed by vishal g: Is it worth to go vist scotland for holidays in the month of december ?
I am having 4 days holidays. Is it feasible to go to scotland in the winter. Will everypoint and sight seeing be open in winter
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Answer by SeaEff Yes, but bring a jumper, it’s cold.
Some visitor attractions have limited hours over the winter and some close completely but there is still a lot to see.
Have a look the tourist board websites, they will give you an idea if the things that interest you will be open.
I don’t know why, but I really don’t want to live in America anymore. I’ve visited England and done a lot of the touristy things, but I don’t know what it’s like to actually live there (except that it’s very expensive.) I’ve also heard Scotland is a nice place to live.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of moving to either of these places for somebody young and looking for work? In which cities is one most likely to be successful with a BA in Business Management?
Question by Quinn D: How do I plan a golf vacation to Scotland?
My family and I are planning a golf vacation to Scotland in the summer of next year. We hope to play the St Andrews Old Course, Turnberry, Carnoustie and other “hidden gems” while we are there. Does anyone have any relevant information that will help us plan our trip? What clothes to wear, courses to play etc? Thanks for any help.
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Answer by Julie Hi. You will love, that’s for sure. The Scottish people are a friendly bunch and they have so many good golf courses that you can play when you are there. The weather is very changeable so take waterproofs in your bag (and plenty of balls) My husband and I booked our golf tour through a Scottish golf company called Prestige Golf Vacations Scotland. They were very helpful and organized everything for us including our hotel, golf tee times and transport. Their website is http://www.prestige-golf-vacations-scotland.com I hope this helps. I am sure you will have a great time. We can’t wait to go back!
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My husband and I booked our golf tour through a Scottish golf company called Prestige Golf Vacations Scotland. They were very helpful and organized everything for us including our hotel, golf tee times and transport. Their website is http://www.prestige-golf-vacations-scotland.com I hope this helps. I am sure you will have a great time. We can’t wait to go back!