Android market for foreigners

I'm living inn a country where Google haven't released the paid apps yet, and as far as I can find, they're not in a rush either..

In a few weeks, I'm going to England for a few days, and I'm wondering if there's a way for me to get some paid apps while I'm there.

Will it work if I buy a british SIM-card and top it up with some cash?
If so, can I pay using my credits (top up-cards), or do I have to use a credit card?
And will that work even if my credit card isn't British (or another market-enabled country)?
If that works, will I be able to buy apps back home with the British SIM-card after leaving England?

Has anyone tried, or does anyone know if this will work?

I'm starting to regret buying an Android phone, even though I only use Linux on all pcs at home.. So now I'm trying to find ways to make my phone experience as good as possible (with some paid apps)..

 

Sounds like this might work.. I will bring my phone to the UK, so I'll try to connect using a pay as you go plan. If I'm lucky it will work in the UK, but if I'm even luckier it will work back home to!

Thanks for your reply!

 

That's great!! Thank you for your help.. Now I know there's a chance!

 

Yeah.. I've read about Market Enabler, but I want to wait a little before I root the phone.. It's pretty new, so I just want to know it works before I void my warranty!

 

Now I'm back from the UK with a O2-SIM card, and I can confirm that it works!! It's a pay as you go card, and no problems what so ever!! (Except for the "authorizing your credit card-bug, but it stopped after 30mins or so...)