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Yep. Germany is part of the Schengen accord, and most people from Europe can travel there without a visa (even if they are not part of the EU yet). While Engla
by ardit33 12y ago
Yep. Germany is part of the Schengen accord, and most people from Europe can travel there without a visa (even if they are not part of the EU yet). While England requires visas for most countries.
Also, London is not really a tech center anyways. Poor choice.
- amirmc 12y ago> "Also, London is not really a tech center anyways. Poor choice." A lot of tech companies have made London their base, including some prominent YC companies. London is so big that it's many things to many people so if you think it's 'not really a tech center', please elaborate why.
- tim333 12y agoFor what it's worth entrepreneur.com had London as #7 globally in the Top 20 Startup Ecosystems, the highest in Europe but well behind SV and Tel Aviv. http://www.entrepreneur.com/dbimages/article/the-worlds-20-hottest-startup-scenes.jpg http://www.entrepreneur.com/dbimages/article/the-worlds-20-h...
- hazz 12y agoAny citizen of an EU member state can enter the UK without a visa. Additionally, you don't require a visa if you're a citizen of Andorra, Monaco, San Marino or any of over 50 countries on other continents. It's really pretty open, especially for Europeans.
- untog 12y agoEngland (or, more correctly, the UK) does not require a visa for any EU country. And while London isn't a tech center on the level of US cities, it still is one.