Hi there,

Thanks to all who responded. Sorry for the late reply.

rickair7777 I don't have the right to work in the USA. Anyhow, I am not sure I can get an E3 visa as I opted out of College back in the day, thus no degree, which is a prerequisite for the E3 visa.

Edgewoodrx that's good to know. I am quite a fan of the Beech planes, especially the Kingair series.

Finally, MadmanX2 my health is quite good (if you don't count my nearsightedness ) I did a quick medical about 4 months ago, all is OK, so the Doc said.

In reply to some people who say I will be a threat. I don't think that will be the case. Chill out.

Ted

Ted, there are boundless opportunities for you in the US. As mentioned, right to work and medical are the largest hurdles. Flight Safety has a CFI prgram in Vero Beach, FL that has a two year commitment, but all ratings are provided for free. You show up as a instrument rated commercial pilot to start.
If you can get here and have legal right to work, prepared to work hard at learning, a slice of the American Dream is yours to have.