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veiledsentiments
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| mrpianoman wrote: |
So is anyone working on a business visa then? Which company are you working for or which agency uses business visas?  |
Is this a serious question?? Have you bothered to read any threads here? Nearly all of the shady contractors use these illegal visas.
Look for ads... apply... and see what happens.
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mrpianoman
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| Posted: Tue May 17, 2016 2:39 pm Post subject: - |
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| It's not an illegal visa. It's a business visa. I worked on one back in around 2011 and lasted 2 or 3 months! It's their financial loss, they still have to pay the flights upfront. |
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veiledsentiments
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And yet again you have shown your ignorance. It is illegal to teach on a "business visa," Always has been... just because you and others did it and/or are doing it does not make it legal.
Have you ever lasted more than a couple months at any job?
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plumpy nut
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| Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 7:06 pm Post subject: Re: - |
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| mrpianoman wrote: |
| It's not an illegal visa. It's a business visa. I worked on one back in around 2011 and lasted 2 or 3 months! It's their financial loss, they still have to pay the flights upfront. |
It is an illegal visa for teaching in Saudi Arabia. The authorities look the other way if you're from the wealthy West. |
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