I have italy work permat,can i visit to UK?
I am pakistani, Now i live in italy, i want visit to UK ,!!!!!!!!!!1
Other - United Kingdom - 3 Answers
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You will need a separate visa to come to the UK... http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/workingintheuk/
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Stay in Italy. It's much better.
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Hi there, if you have a valid "permesso di soggiorno" you can go up to three months as tourist here: France, Germany, Luxemburg, Belgie, Holland, Portugal, Spain, Austria, Greece, Sweden, Denmark and Finland. For the UK, you need to go to uk Embassy in italy for the visa or check http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/howtoapply/infs/inf2visitors best regards PS: in Italy there also nice places to be visited like http://www.lake-garda-italy.net
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
How can I work in Italy as a English teacher
How can I work in Italy as a English teacher?
Hi I am Italian and British and I wanted to live in Italy for a year, to get close with my Italian side of the family and I was thinking of going to Italy for a year right after I finish A-levels. This would mean that I would take a gap year in my goal of achieving a higher level of education in my chosen subject. I wanted to know that If I took English language in A levels and a TEFL certificate, would I be eligible to teach English language in Italy.
Teaching - 1 Answers
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In general you'll need a degree and a TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certificate to get a visa and work. The TEFL certificate can be taken either in-house or online at your own pace which is a much cheaper option (see http://icalweb.com). One alternative may be to do private lessons there. If you have a place to stay and teach you could build up enough to live.
Hi I am Italian and British and I wanted to live in Italy for a year, to get close with my Italian side of the family and I was thinking of going to Italy for a year right after I finish A-levels. This would mean that I would take a gap year in my goal of achieving a higher level of education in my chosen subject. I wanted to know that If I took English language in A levels and a TEFL certificate, would I be eligible to teach English language in Italy.
Teaching - 1 Answers
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In general you'll need a degree and a TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certificate to get a visa and work. The TEFL certificate can be taken either in-house or online at your own pace which is a much cheaper option (see http://icalweb.com). One alternative may be to do private lessons there. If you have a place to stay and teach you could build up enough to live.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
I want to work in Italy or in Greece for a couple months but don't know how to go about doing it
I want to work in Italy or in Greece for a couple months but don't know how to go about doing it?
I live in the Okanagan in BC, Canada and i want to know if there are any government programs or something that will allow me to work there. And if there is how much would they pay for like housing accomodations, and transportation and such. Also what would i do for work there?
Greece - 3 Answers
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you have to apply for a work visa from the consolate of the country your going to.
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No working holiday visa to Italy or Greece for Canadians. A possible option would be to WWOOF (especially in Italy), that's working on an organic farm in exchange for food and accomodation. Max. stay is 90 days inside the Schengen area. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schengen_Area http://www.wwoof.org/ http://www.anyworkanywhere.com/ You'd get better answers if you included your qualifications into your question, for some people it is possible to get skilled migrant work visas.
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There is a SWAP program for Canadians, but not for Italy or Greece. It's for Germany, France, UK, Ireland, Austria, Australia, Japan, Brazil and South America. http://www.swap.ca/ You are technically not allowed to work on only a Schengen visa, and if you do it's considered to be illegal. Also, there are no skilled migrant visas for Greece or Italy. How do I know this? I've worked in Greece for a long time, and I have non-EU friends in Italy who have been there for a decade. Greece has taken a number of measures to crack down on illegal immigrants, especially those seeking to work on an island for summer. France and Greece are also cooperating to tighten measures and include jail time for violators. A good article written by an American working in Greece for 11 years is: "How non-EU citizens can move, live and work in Greece" http://americaninathens.wordpress.com/2007/04/16/americans-or-other-non-eu-citizens-wanting-to-work-in-greece/ Italy is less stringent about illegal immigrants, and there are people who work there for years without a work visa or permit. There is a good book called, "Living, Working, Studying in Greece" by Travis Ward that details legal and illegal work. The book is based on 10 years there. Accommodations, transportation and food are usually not included, but some people negotiate if it's casual summer work. Read this about summer jobs in Greece: Summer jobs in Greece http://americaninathens.wordpress.com/2008/04/21/summer-jobs-in-greece-faq/ The reason there are no skilled migrant visas for these countries is because: a) there is no call for skilled work, most jobs call for unskilled workers, b) unemployment is already very high for these countries and they must protect their own citizens. I hope that helped.
I live in the Okanagan in BC, Canada and i want to know if there are any government programs or something that will allow me to work there. And if there is how much would they pay for like housing accomodations, and transportation and such. Also what would i do for work there?
Greece - 3 Answers
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you have to apply for a work visa from the consolate of the country your going to.
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No working holiday visa to Italy or Greece for Canadians. A possible option would be to WWOOF (especially in Italy), that's working on an organic farm in exchange for food and accomodation. Max. stay is 90 days inside the Schengen area. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schengen_Area http://www.wwoof.org/ http://www.anyworkanywhere.com/ You'd get better answers if you included your qualifications into your question, for some people it is possible to get skilled migrant work visas.
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There is a SWAP program for Canadians, but not for Italy or Greece. It's for Germany, France, UK, Ireland, Austria, Australia, Japan, Brazil and South America. http://www.swap.ca/ You are technically not allowed to work on only a Schengen visa, and if you do it's considered to be illegal. Also, there are no skilled migrant visas for Greece or Italy. How do I know this? I've worked in Greece for a long time, and I have non-EU friends in Italy who have been there for a decade. Greece has taken a number of measures to crack down on illegal immigrants, especially those seeking to work on an island for summer. France and Greece are also cooperating to tighten measures and include jail time for violators. A good article written by an American working in Greece for 11 years is: "How non-EU citizens can move, live and work in Greece" http://americaninathens.wordpress.com/2007/04/16/americans-or-other-non-eu-citizens-wanting-to-work-in-greece/ Italy is less stringent about illegal immigrants, and there are people who work there for years without a work visa or permit. There is a good book called, "Living, Working, Studying in Greece" by Travis Ward that details legal and illegal work. The book is based on 10 years there. Accommodations, transportation and food are usually not included, but some people negotiate if it's casual summer work. Read this about summer jobs in Greece: Summer jobs in Greece http://americaninathens.wordpress.com/2008/04/21/summer-jobs-in-greece-faq/ The reason there are no skilled migrant visas for these countries is because: a) there is no call for skilled work, most jobs call for unskilled workers, b) unemployment is already very high for these countries and they must protect their own citizens. I hope that helped.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
I want to work as a nurse in Italy or Spain
I want to work as a nurse in Italy or Spain?
I'm from the UK, I'm a qualified nurse with a degree and I'd like to work in Italy or Spain. Id like to know: 1) If I can work there with my current qualification (I can work in USA, Australia, etc, so I guess so) 2) What knowledge of the language I'd need to acquire first 3) If there is anything like a nursing home for expats where I could work in English, and learn in my spare time for a year or so.
Health Care - 3 Answers
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Well I am sure the answer to #2 is their language unless your working at a hospital for english speaking expats and tourists I would imagine the EU has some form of coverage for you in transferring your credentials... I'd talk to the british agency relevant for that as for #3 no idea
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Contact the places you'd like to work directly is the easiest. Or Bunnac or searching for work holiday visas.
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For Italy 1) you may need no more than to get your degree recognized by Ministero della Sanità . That's what's required even for a doctor. 2) It would be appreciated if you know Italian, but here in Italy there's such a need of professional nurses (seems everybody want to be a Doctor... :) a hospital near my home hired (although fo a temporary job) 25 Romanian nurses that didn't even talk Italian.
I'm from the UK, I'm a qualified nurse with a degree and I'd like to work in Italy or Spain. Id like to know: 1) If I can work there with my current qualification (I can work in USA, Australia, etc, so I guess so) 2) What knowledge of the language I'd need to acquire first 3) If there is anything like a nursing home for expats where I could work in English, and learn in my spare time for a year or so.
Health Care - 3 Answers
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Well I am sure the answer to #2 is their language unless your working at a hospital for english speaking expats and tourists I would imagine the EU has some form of coverage for you in transferring your credentials... I'd talk to the british agency relevant for that as for #3 no idea
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Contact the places you'd like to work directly is the easiest. Or Bunnac or searching for work holiday visas.
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For Italy 1) you may need no more than to get your degree recognized by Ministero della Sanità . That's what's required even for a doctor. 2) It would be appreciated if you know Italian, but here in Italy there's such a need of professional nurses (seems everybody want to be a Doctor... :) a hospital near my home hired (although fo a temporary job) 25 Romanian nurses that didn't even talk Italian.
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