Meet the Team Behind Moving to the UK

Moving to a new country reshapes everything: how you work, where you live, how you navigate daily life, and how at home you feel in the small moments. Every member of the team behind Moving to the UK has experienced that transition first-hand. We are expats ourselves, and we know that relocating is rarely just a checklist. It is personal, often overwhelming, and full of practical questions that only seem simple once you already know the answers.

Our work is shaped by lived experience. The uncertainty of visas, the challenge of finding somewhere to live, the slow process of understanding healthcare, banking and everyday systems, and the emotional weight of starting again in a new country — these are not abstract topics for us. They are things we have navigated ourselves.

Our People

Charlie Burton is Head of Content at Moving to the UK, where he shapes long-form editorial content designed to support international expats and residents through every stage of relocating and settling into life in Britain.

Charlie Burton

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Allana Hope

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Sergiu Parks

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Relocating can be exciting, but it is rarely simple.
For many people, moving to the UK is bound up with work opportunities, family decisions, relationships, or long-term plans that carry emotional weight. We take that seriously. Our editorial approach is grounded in respect for the complexity of relocation, and for the fact that no two moves look the same.

We believe good relocation content should feel steadying rather than overwhelming. Our aim is to provide information that readers can return to, trust, and use at their own pace.