Where are you originally from? You sound Zimbabwean

@@SouthAh i am indeed.

@@makingme Mwana waami, you should make more travel videos

@@SouthAh 😄will consider!

What would you know about jersey u muppet

Les H Mahagow thank you!

U mean it's better place to live and work . I'm a brazilian

hi, what documents are required for UK residents ( not national )?

@@zohaisofficial5246 Could you rephrase the question? Are you asking how you get to live in Jersey if you are a UK resident? I don't understand your "(not national)?" thingy.

@@zohaisofficial5246 None.

Thank you:)

Thank you!

She sounds Zimbabwean

@sherrance what's the name of the channel

Thank you😊

Lol! I'm from a big Island, called Australia, takes a good while to drive around I can tell you probably weeks. But I did live in Jersey for awhile back in the early 80s and loved it. Not sure I could go any smaller than Jersey to live on though.

Oh wow, i hope you managed to go.

Dover One Foxtrot haha ik growing ups tough here

We wouldn't rather have them, London bankers would

It’s because people keep on coming to the island to live so we have to build more residential lots and to do that we have to knock down other buildings

Tourism went down drain many years ago,it’s all finance now,far more money in developing hotels into housing!

It’s an island of greed now!

Jessica Ritchie thank you!

All the best!

Yes as even when I lived on dicq road the la ballisters daughter had left to go to live in London

I did that in 1988. Plus ca change...

@@honda4004 London is just as expensive, even the crap parts, so they probably moved because of more things to do.

@@leonhenry4861 nothing for young people to do in jersey,nearly all night clubs gone,Jersey full of old people and immigrants now.

@@aala7337 absolutely

Welcome!

Welcome😊

Thank you

Noted

Thank you🙂

Thanks and noted.

Thank you

Sorry not sure what that is.

I think there are only a few flights from other countries in Europe, otherwise all other international flights go through the UK.

Thank you

Thank you

Why?

Hi, im not sure what the current process is but you can check on the gov website.

Jersey has been destroyed. Officially most expensive place in the world to live. No benefits available for five years and borders are now closed. High crime. Low quality of life. So jammed up with cars it’s quicker to cycle.

Sorry i do not have info on Guernsey

Sorry i am now based in the mainland

Thanks

Myles Willcox Thank you for that.

Actually Crapuads speack Jerriais.

51WCDodge but it is a dying language and the older generation are the few that speak it

Making a comeback though!

You can see a lot of polish people on Jersey.

Eoghan Jones it is a small island, but beautiful.

Yes, my time in Jersey counted towards ILR.

Hi Pranesh, are you still living in Jersey?

Madalina Mit thank you😊

Madalina Mit hallo

Thank you, i will consider making such a video.

Jersey has been destroyed. Officially most expensive place in the world to live. No benefits available for five years and borders are now closed. High crime. Low quality of life. So jammed up with cars it’s quicker to cycle.

I heard from another Islander’s KZfaq channel that crime is very low. What sort of crime is experienced?

All the best.

😄

Yes..

Oh wow

You are welcome!

Not sure about that one.

How about to get the house. Would you help to connect me with any of Agency or landlords. There WhatsApp number or email for me to talk to them. Because my employer is waiting for me

Oh gosh, not the best.

@@makingme no it wasnt great but still enjoyed it and made the most of our stay . We are going again in may .

@@margaretdrew2844 nice!

Interesting

@@makingme You can use your driving licence as id.

@@komtasu i think you can if its a UK drivers licence.

you can use your passport.

Not too sure. Try search online.

Ben 10 thank you, no im Zimbabwean.

From what I've heard you have to live there for a certain amount of time, before you can buy a property. Also the properties are expensive. Best Wishes

Hi, im not sure what the process is now. Maybe the government website can help

@@makingme nothing mention at website. But when you went for job that time it was required or not?? Have you uploaded bank statements that time.

@@Tradewithlooserbyashu i was on a Tier 2 visa not a skilled worker visa.

Hi. I no longer live there sorry.

Glasgow Blues The Kent desert, Highland snow area, mountains, Dering woods doesn’t feel like you’re in the U.K., but they are.... and so is Jersey.

It's full of Scots Rangers supporters though 😂

I’m sorry but Jersey is extremely similar to the rest of Britain. This is coming from someone who has lived in Jersey all their life and frequently visits England.

Hi Jeff would you know Dave steel and kenny Horton and john coupee ( he owned j.c construction ) if so could you say hi from Melvin used to play 5 aside at leisure centre and also at St. John would love to return as I'm a carpenter Also knew Richie Brocken but know he's died cheers

It’s not Britain

Yes sure.

@@makingme please may I have your email :)

@@florencebare7231 makingme.mail@gmail.com

It is an expensive place.

Not now. Border closed

Nice!

Noted

Yes you can, by ferry.

Sorry i am not sure what hcpc relates to.

Hi, sorry i do not know about India specifically

You can check the government website and search jobs and you can apply.( gov je)

Badrul Hussain sorry i did not have any experience with self employment or small businesses

Badrul, unless you have a load of money, then your no good to them.

@@makingme why are you commenting on jersey.

@@markbaker.speakerandauthor1271 sharing my experience

@@makingme we don’t want people driven here

Im not sure but i think you need a visa

Ok.

It was part of the Duchy of Normandy. When the Engilish Crown gave up French possecions in 12 84 the Islands were given a choice to remain with the English Crown or revert to French rule. We made the right decision.

@New King If by the people, you are an English Citizen, but as the Island has never ben part of the European Dictatorship, you have no EU rights. As for the history the Islands were part of the grant made to the Norsemen by the then (Forget who of the top of my head) French king, basically to get them off his back. 1084 with Edward and William the promise of the English throne- Then 1066- William took the English Throne and also kept his French mainland pocession, his title was Duke of Normandy. 1200's when John gave up hclaim to French lands the Island's were given the choice of returning to France or remaing part of the Britsh Crown, which they did. Hence the current situation. The Islands are Bailiwicks, they have the right to make their own laws , raise taxes , independent of the British Parliment at Westminster, that really annys Left Wing Poloticians,. The Head of state is the Monarch, the Head of the Island States is the Baillif, a Crown Appointment, and the Representative of the Monarch is the Lieutenatant Governor, who sits blow the Baillif in the states. The Stataes have thier Mace.

@New King You will hear that UK never had conscription outside the two World Wars. Not quite! The Islands had conscription , what became the Royal Militia Island of Jersey is actually the longest organised part of the British Military, not the senior as the Gaurds claim, because it was disbanded in the 1950's. Now there is a Jersy Feild Squadron RMIJ part of the Reserve. In WW1 there was never a Jersey Battalion such as the Royal Gurnersey Light Infantary, but men served in all services. In WW2 the RMIJ beacme part of the 11th Service battalion the Hampshire Regiment. This ws never allowed to serve as a unit due to the Pal's Battalions tragedy of WW1 including the RGLI. but men could transfer to fighting battalions and keep the RMIJ cap badge. Historically Sir France Drake was once govenor of Elizabeth Castle. During the Civil War Gurnersy (Still a bone of contention ) went with parliment, Jersey stayed loyal. On 6th January 1781, the French decided to invade the Island's. They took offence that we had , out of loyalty to our Monorach of course, sent ships to capture prefidious French ships supplying those pesky rebels in America. A Major Pierson organised defence with regular and militia units, and sent them packing. Pierson was killed, his black servant Pompey , avenged him. The whole thing is the subject of an epic paintaing called the Death of Pierson, painted by an American. As you can see I like the irony of the Little Rock's history.

@New King Ah ! Look up La Cotte De St Brelade. Neolithic man was about, the area was originally part of Dogger Land. There are 12 parshies each has it' s own parish church. There are both types of churches in the Island, never had an intrest in relgion, so can't answer detailed questions. There is the Jersey Archive that has a lot of records and the Jerias Wikapidia. Records are held at Parish level, you would need the Parish Hall of your ancestors. Each Parish also has it's own Police force, the Honarary Police, the head being the Connetable of the Parish, under him the Centeniers, then the Vingteners. This dates back to the Norman Heritage. Odd fact: Emily Le Breton AKA Lily Langtry was the daughter of the Dean of Jersy, who was a infamous womaniser, she is buried at St Saviour's church. The correct term for a Jersey person is Crapaud- means toad- often wrongly applied to the French. The Jersy Common Toad is a distinct species.

@New King I know the feeling. :-) No known cure for the History bug. There is no Alford Parish in the Island's but that dosen't mean anything. My surname is Banner, and the background proudly Welsh Coal miners, my parents moved to Island so that's why I'm here. www.theislandwiki.org/index.php/Jerripedia

Thank you. I am not sure, it would be best to research.

Jersey has been destroyed. Officially most expensive place in the world to live. No benefits available for five years and borders are now closed. High crime. Low quality of life. So jammed up with cars it’s quicker to cycle.

hope not.

Yup.

@@XrpCookies y do u hope not?

@@Lionking_13right?! What a strange thing to say 🥴

Lets see what the future holds.

What's the saying, looks can be deciving!! A lovely looking place, undoubtedly. I'll let you work out what I mean.

Jersey is a bad place to live sadly, lived their all my life.

@@wolfwerks2453 hi there, in what way? I’m curious, it feels like a beautiful place when on holiday but I understand that’s completely different. I’m interested in your perspective as one who has this experience 😊

@@mybeautifulview There is just nothing to do, everything is super expensive and it seems like crime may be increasing a fair bit. Also there are so many little things we are missing from the UK like shop and activity wise. Currently at uni now and I don’t really want to go back after uni.

@@wolfwerks2453 thanks for your reply 😊

What are you so butt hurt about? She never said it was a bad place. She was pleasant and informative. The only people complaining about Jersey in the comment section are the people FROM Jersey and they're far more blunt.

@@BombshElle_7 Oh shut your pie hole..

Not sure about that one.

down with the Donkeys, Crapaud's for the win.

Worth checking

Yea Jersey made me import tax on a computer

Thanks, though not from SA

What does it matter how you are connected? Lots of people move around these days, go figure........

Bit of a harsh comment, the lady simply gave people an overview to a place she herself feels connected to and beautifully explained for those eager to make the move themselves. Unfortunately I don’t think you personally can regulate the amount of people that move to the island, as there are plenty recruiters advertising generous work offers for potential candidates and your tax system is considered quite favourable, hence people coming. I’d think your economy is benefiting from this demand and surplus of investments, but who am I to say. Have a good day Paul, we can all use a little bit more positivity :)

You can leave to make way for the new influx.

Pengu PenguinX Nice, hope you are enjoying!

Making Me Thankyou :)

why?

Pengu PenguinX hi

I hope you are ok.

Give it a go

I hope not

No.

I believe you can apply for uk citizenship

@@makingme how

@@robinjose5640 through the government website

Baby Najmin well thank you and hope you are too.

Thanks for sharing

I’m intrigued about the “Jersey taste” 😄 what did it taste like? Please don’t say Jersey 😂

@mybeautifulview The best way I can describe is Musty, imagine the smell of an elderly person's home but tasting the smell

@@DatActiveGuy oof 😣 thanks for that lol!

Noted.

You don't own shit you bum

Err, no actually. The only people who went over with the Conquerer were the Normans who were NOT French and utterly despised the French and any of their lackeys like the population of Jersey. Maybe a few Jersey people went over as servants to polish the Normans armour but there were never any Jersey knights.

@@Britishshooter The Channel Islands were always part of Normandy until 1066, it’s not as if Jersey had been it’s “lackey”.

Yoyo Baillon 😊

Yoyo Baillon joe how's London

How much income tax do you pay maye

20% minimum

Me too

born to win 😂😂

Very few

GSWM 1 only English and portugese

I speak French and live in Jersey, mind you I lived in France for 17 years

funny how nobody says anything about it.

Interesting.

There’s lots of ya saying this non sense aren’t you. Funny how your everyday civilian thinks they can regulate something governments aren’t trying to do themselves?