Thousands of people from the UK have been moving to Canada since Brexit, and average incomes here are higher than in the UK. UK and AUS residents can live and work in Canada on a 2-year visa, no questions asked.

Immigration to the US is much more difficult. If you don't have a job offer, or a valid work permit of some kind, a non-immigrant tourist visa is the best you're going to get.

> EU (for better quality of life)

Yeh, don't worry the people partially responsible for poor quality of life in the UK have already worked to make that option more unviable.

Unless you have any health issues whatsoever, or want to have a child, at which point you absolutely should not move to the US. Maybe the ridiculously inflated tech salaries in the US can compensate for that, but outside of tech I don't think it makes up for it at all.

What would be the situation if - as a complete hypothetical - you did work in the tech behind finance, in the UK? Is the US still a good option?

I can't just move to the USA.

Yes because there are no hurdles or downsides to moving halfway across the world.

Oh yeah you can famously snap your fingers and just move to the US or the EU (although that is simpler)