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Tag: East Timor
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Living in East Timor – expat life
Timor-Leste, known officially as East Timor, unfolds as a country marked by its rich cultural tapestry, breathtaking scenery, and a compelling fusion of customs. As one of Asia’s most recently established nations, it beckons expatriates into a realm of diverse encounters and thrilling escapades. In this article, a comprehensive exploration of expat life in East…
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Reasons to immigrate to East Timor
Relocating to a foreign country is a transformative choice that necessitates thoughtful deliberation. East Timor, officially known as the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, is a small Southeast Asian nation that offers a range of unique advantages for individuals seeking a fresh start. This article highlights the compelling reasons why immigrating to this country can be…
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Finding work in East Timor as an expat
This is an island nation located in the eastern part of the Lesser Sunda Islands, at the south end of the Malay Archipelago. It covers the east side of the island of Timor, bordered by the small islands of Atauro and Jaco, the enclave of Ambeno, and Pante Makasar, on the North West. The Papuans,…
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Working in East Timor as an expat
East Timor is a minuscule island republic in Southeast Asia that shares the island of Timor’s eastern half with Indonesia. With its 2002 freedom from Indonesia, it is one of the youngest countries on the planet. Tetum and Portuguese are the official languages, and most people in the nation are Roman Catholics. Working abroad might…
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Main reasons why visas in East Timor get denied
Except for residents of the Schengen Zone, Indonesia, and Cape Verde, almost all nationals planning to go to East Timor must get a visa. Indonesian and Cape Verdean nationals may travel to Timor-Leste without a visa for up to 30 days. They may extend this for another 30 days once. Citizens of Schengen countries do…
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East Timor: immigration guide
East Timor – relocation guide. Timor-Leste (formerly known as East Timor) is Asia’s newest country, having attained independence in 2002. As a result, it isn’t on many people’s bucket lists.