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American’s are eligible to move to the U.K. with the governments tier 2 (skilled) worker visa, before applying to move permanently after 5 years.
I see people say you have to give up your salary to move here, but it’s because we have better universal healthcare, education, (less) of a need for a car, etc. Honestly you aren’t really giving up anything in terms of quality of life living here and both countries are similar in terms of society. Plus even our far right aren’t trying to remove rights left right and centre (pun not intended).
And if you can get a job and a place in London, you’ll be in one of the highest paying, modern city in the world. And if London is too much, places like Manchester, Newcastle, Glasgow etc are cheaper alternatives which are still very nice
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I’ve been looking into Canada (I theoretically would qualify as an experienced truck driver) and holy hell it’s a process.