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up vote 11 down vote favorite I am travelling to the UK for a job interview soon and my prospective employer will be reimbursing my expenses. I have a New Zealand passport and have visited the UK several times in the past without incident and without needing a visa. However, I do not have the right to work in the UK. I am worried that I will have trouble at the border, since I am showing an intent to work in the UK. I know the UK is very strict. What should I do to minimize the chance that I have problems at the UK border when visiting for a job interview without a visa and without a right to work? Am I likely to have problems? Obviously, I would get a work visa if I got the job. (There are other questions about visiting the UK for a job interview, but these do not cover individuals who can travel to the UK without a visa.) uk visa-free-entry working-visas share | improve this question edited May 18 '17 at 21:25 asked May 18 '17 at 21:14

up vote 0 down vote favorite In PowerShell, how to dynamically read the Drive (letter) where running Script resides then set that Drive as current location so that: all relative paths written in the script would use (and create files/folder-structure) in that drive, also, after script-execution finishes, the PS-Command-Prompt would also show that Drive (where the running script resides): For example, before execution, if the current location is C: drive, i.e. the PowerShell command prompt is showing "C:" and my script resides in "D:ps_scriptstest.ps1", all relative paths in the script should use (and create files/folder) in the D: drive. Basically I'm developing an installer-script that should install the app in the Drive where the script is stored (i.e. it has to be "Relative" as opposed to "Absolute/Fixed" drive). TIA powershell share | improve this question edited Nov 9 at 16:12 asked Nov 9 at 12:44