Immigration. Travel. Living.
Tag: Living
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Getting an employment visa: Work permit in the United Arab Emirates
It’s simple to see why ex-pats from all over the world travel to work in the United Arab Emirates, with its tax-free salaries and growing sectors. The population of the UAE is estimated to be over 9.8 million people, according to World Bank data. The two largest emirates, Dubai and Abu Dhabi, accounting for roughly…
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Getting an employment visa: Work Permit in Switzerland
In Switzerland, obtaining a work permit or an employment visa has grown increasingly complex. Non-EU/EFTA nationals planning to live and work in Switzerland should be aware that the Swiss government has imposed permission quotas, limiting the number of permits available each year. Expats must wait another year to apply for a permit once the quota…
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Getting an employment visa: Work Permit in NorwayÂ
You must apply for a Norway Work Visa to live and work in Norway. The Skilled Worker Visa, which is awarded to someone who has obtained a position with a Norwegian firm and possesses a university degree or vocational training, is the most prevalent type of Norwegian Work Visa. Although it’s called a Work “Visa,”…
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Getting an employment visa: Work Permit in Mongolia
Mongolia has become a desirable site for many multinational enterprises looking to expand into the global market due to its steady economic growth. If your firm is one of those, finding a dependable team of employees willing to make the transition alongside you is one of your top objectives. You may also decide to expand…
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Getting an employment visa: Work Permit in Mexico
To legally work in Mexico, you must first obtain a work visa, which can be obtained in one of two ways: by accepting a job offer from a Mexican company or by establishing a business there. You are then hired as an employee by your own company. In Mexico, work permits are issued by the…
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Getting an employment visa: Work Permit in Tajikistan
Central Asia encompasses Tajikistan, which is bordered by Afghanistan, China, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan. Snow-capped peaks soar over measurements in the Fann Mountains, which are located near Dushanbe, the country’s capital. The Iskanderkul Sky Nature Refuge is part of the range. Is your company considering expanding or outsourcing activities to Tajikistan? Although the economy of this…
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Getting an employment visa: Work Permit in Kyrgyzstan
Working in the Kyrgyz Republic, sometimes known as Kyrgyzstan, is not the same as traveling through or spending a few days there on vacation. To stay compliant as an employer, you must know how to obtain a work visa in the Kyrgyz Republic for each of your employees. If you are unfamiliar with the country’s…
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Getting an employment visa: Work Permit in China
How to apply for and receive Chinese work visas for international employees is one of the most pressing concerns for foreigners and companies recruiting foreigners in China. Work visa requirements in China are well-known, not so much for their complexity in terms of criteria as for their regular revisions. Since 2016, the Chinese government’s list…
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Getting an employment visa: Work Permit in South Korea
In South Korea, foreign workers must have the appropriate visas and work permits, as stipulated by immigration regulations. Employee work permits must be obtained and sponsored by a locally regulated and established firm, which can be difficult for newcomers to the South Korean market. Obtaining all appropriate work permits for the people you wish to…
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Getting an employment visa: Work Permit in Russia
For most people, getting a job in Russia as a foreigner is a hard and time-consuming procedure that requires a lot of documentation and planning ahead of time. The Russian government imposes limitations on the number of foreign nationals who are allowed to work in the country. These are decided on once a year. Obtaining…