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Tag: Visa
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Getting an employment visa: Work permit in Finland
Great job opportunities are available in Finland. Finland is the eighth-richest nation in Europe, and a lot of individuals would welcome the chance to work there. However, foreign nationals must get a work visa for Finland in order to freely work there. The fact that the work visa is a long-term authorization and permits the…
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Getting an employment visa: work permit in Estonia
In Estonia, there is no such thing as a specific “work permission”. If your employer has registered your temporary employment and your stay is legal (e.g, you have a D-visa), you are permitted to work there as long as you also have a valid (temporary) residence permit. You do not need a visa to enter…
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Getting an employment visa: Work permit in Denmark
An employment visa and residence permit must be applied for by anyone who wants to work in Denmark. You must find employment and obtain an official employment letter from a Danish company in order to be eligible for a Danish employment pass. The actual application for a pass is a quick and simple process. The…
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Getting an employment visa – Work permit in Czechia
The Czech Republic, commonly Czechia, is a member state of the European Union of nations (EU). Citizens from other EU nations do not require a visa or permit to visit and work in Czechia as a mutual treaty among the EU states. Besides that, a few other countries enjoying exemption in this regard, such as…
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Moving to Cape Verde – Full Relocation Guide
Cape Verde, also known as the Republic of Cabo Verde, is an island in the Atlantic Ocean where ex-pats settle to experience a good and joyful existence surrounded by beautiful beaches, breathtaking landscapes, valleys, lush vegetation, and diverse animal wildlife. Praia, the island’s capital, offers superb housing options as well as career opportunities in a…
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Moving to Bahrain- Full Relocation Guide
Bahrain, which is known for its oil industry, has shifted its focus to the service and tourist sectors, as well as take steps to limit the number of ex-pats to reduce local young unemployment. Almost every tourist, whether on vacation or business, will require a visa. Many nationalities can now apply for an eVisa online…
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Moving to Antigua and Barbuda- Full Relocation Guide
Relocation is frequent, whether it’s to spend your retirement days in the sun or to take advantage of tax breaks. Antigua and Barbuda is a beautiful destination with a fantastic investor immigration policy for anyone interested in relocating to its shores. Investors who participate in this special program will obtain an Antigua and Barbuda passport,…
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Options of becoming a Citizen of Sao Tome
São Tome and Principe is the world’s smallest Portuguese-speaking country, containing aspects of both Portugal and Africa (owing to its history as a Portuguese colony with a considerable influence on its culture). More than half of the population of São Tome and Principe is Catholic, with Creoles-mixed descendants of Portuguese and Africans. Due to the…
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Options of becoming a citizen of St. Vincent and the Grenadines
The Grenadines are 32 perfectly sculpted pieces of paradise strewn throughout the Caribbean Sea, making them an island hopper’s dream. Yachters, nature lovers, and the occasional wealthy flock to the islands, which are known for their stunning white-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters. Whether you fly between the Grenadine islands or settle yourself in St Vincent’s…
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Nauru citizenship; options of becoming a citizen in NauruÂ
The Republic of Nauru is the globe’s tiniest island republic, located in the Pacific Ocean northeast of Australia. Phosphorus extraction has left 80 % of land uninhabitable and barren. Phosphorous reserves were reduced in the 1980s, and the GDP of Nauru flatlined, making the country financially self-sufficient but internationally vulnerable. The country’s origins, industry, and…