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GonnaBe
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 Posted: Thu Oct 31, 2013 9:50 pm Post subject: One more on visas. SOrry |
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I REALLY appreciate how nice you all are -- some forums they jump all over you...
So one more thought. What if I had a resident visa -- does that make it any easier to work? On or off visa?
(I know -- fuggetabout it, but I gotta hope...)
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spiral78
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| Posted: Thu Oct 31, 2013 10:01 pm Post subject: |
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GonnaBe
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Let's say I could... (I'd have to research it but I seem to recall that I could get one in France, so it's probably similar. (NO I don't want to go to France -- been there done that... tho I do speak French semi-fluently)
Anyway, let's say, for argument sake that I could get one...
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spiral78
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I can only speak second-hand here. One of my best friends has tried to find a job in Italy for years. She has
1. MA in Italian
2. CELTA plus 5 years teaching EFL to European students
3. 10 years in professional translations Italian/English
Cannot get residence permit.
Cannot get work permit.
Check the requirements for a residence permit. |
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