UK Visas
so my gf lives in the usa and shes planning to move to england (where i live) when she turns 18, shes homeschooled but can only take her GED when shes 19 in her state but she wants to be in the UK before then. she wants to live here for at least like 5 years and doesnt wanna go to uni but might do a levels here. we're not sure what type of visa she needs to get here bc she has no family connections or anything and its gonna be hard to get a job without a levels so what visa does she need?? thank you 
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