would a wii console from austria work in the uk?
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you will need a euro to UK adapter get one from amazon http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_ss_w_h_/202-1189657-1311850?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=euro+adapter&Go.x=12&Go.y=7
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Can you work in Austria as a US citizen? attending German classes
Can you work in Austria as a US citizen? attending German classes.?
I might go to the country to study german and I was wondering if I could work during my time there...
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You have to get a working permission for working there...i suppose know you have a student visa Just check the website of Austria's embassy in the US
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Ask the embassy, but if you're there w/a tourist visa then no.
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Non EU nationals wishing to live and work in Austria must apply for a work permit (Sicherungsbescheinigung) and residence permit (Aufenthaltsgesetz) Work permits must be applied for by the employer and cannot be granted on visits to Austria. http://www.bmeia.gv.at/en/foreign-ministry.html
I might go to the country to study german and I was wondering if I could work during my time there...
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You have to get a working permission for working there...i suppose know you have a student visa Just check the website of Austria's embassy in the US
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Ask the embassy, but if you're there w/a tourist visa then no.
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Non EU nationals wishing to live and work in Austria must apply for a work permit (Sicherungsbescheinigung) and residence permit (Aufenthaltsgesetz) Work permits must be applied for by the employer and cannot be granted on visits to Austria. http://www.bmeia.gv.at/en/foreign-ministry.html
Saturday, March 7, 2009
If I want to work in Austria
If I want to work in Austria?
I'm working in a travel agency in Dubai, UAE. I also have work experience in Hotel in administrative and finance section. I'm considering to transfer in Austria. Is there any possibility for me to secure a decent job in Austria? What are the things to be considered? Is English widely spoken in businesses or do I have to study German? Pls. help!
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Hi, Are you Saudi? I have been to the UAE back in 1994. I think you woudl be happy in Austria its a beautiful place. English is spoken. Languages of Austria Republic of Austria. Republik Österreich. 8,174,762. National or official languages: Standard German, Slovenian (regional). Literacy rate: 99% to 100%. Also includes Assyrian Neo-Aramaic, Czech (7,100), French (15,000), Greek (12,000), Kirmanjki, Northern Kurdish (23,000), Polish (39,000), Turkish (68,000), Western Farsi (2,000), Yeniche, Arabic (3,000), Chinese (1,200). Information mainly from M. Stephens 1976; B. Comrie 1987. Blind population: 11,005. Deaf population: 482,311. Deaf institutions: 17. The number of languages listed for Austria is 9. Of those, all are living languages. Living languages Alemannisch [gsw] 300,000 in Austria (1991 Annemarie Schmidt). Western Austria, Vorarlberg. Alternate names: Alemannic. Dialects: High Alemannisch (Hochalemannisch). Classification: Indo-European, Germanic, West, High German, German, Upper German, Alemannic More information. Austrian Sign Language [asq] Alternate names: Austro-Hungarian Sign Language. Dialects: Partially intelligible with French Sign Language. Related to Russian Sign Language. The sign language used in class and that used by adults outside class are different. Classification: Deaf sign language More information. Bavarian [bar] 6,983,298 in Austria (2000 WCD). Population total all countries: 7,667,478. Central Bavarian is in the Alps and Lower Austria and Salzburg; North Bavarian in the north of Regensburg, to Nuremburg and Western Bohemia, Czech Republic; South Bavarian in the Bavarian Alps, Tyrol, Styria, including the Heanzian dialect of Burgenland, Carinthia, northern Italy, and part of Gottschee. Also spoken in Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy. Alternate names: Bayerisch, Bairisch, Bavarian Austrian, Ost-Oberdeutsch. Dialects: Central Bavarian, North Bavarian, South Bavarian. Classification: Indo-European, Germanic, West, High German, German, Upper German, Bavarian-Austrian More information. Croatian [hrv] 103,000 in Austria (1991). Burgenland and Vienna. Dialects: Burgenland Croatian. Classification: Indo-European, Slavic, South, Western More information. German, Standard [deu] 7,500,000 in Austria (J.A. Hawkins in B. Comrie 1987). Classification: Indo-European, Germanic, West, High German, German, Middle German, East Middle German More information. Hungarian [hun] 22,000 in Austria (1995). Vienna, Lower Austria, Styria, Burgenland. Alternate names: Magyar. Dialects: Oberwart. Classification: Uralic, Finno-Ugric, Ugric, Hungarian More information. Romani, Sinte [rmo] 500 in Austria (1990 D. Holzinger). Alternate names: Rommanes, Sinte, Sinti. Classification: Indo-European, Indo-Iranian, Indo-Aryan, Central zone, Romani, Northern More information. Slovenian [slv] 30,885 in Austria (2000 WCD). Population includes several thousand Windisch speakers (1995). Carinthia (Kärnten) and Steiermark (Styria), southwest Austria. Alternate names: Slovene. Dialects: Windisch. Classification: Indo-European, Slavic, South, Western More information. Walser [wae] 8,080 in Austria (2000 WCD). Vorarlberg (Grosses Walsertal: Blons, Fontanella, Raggal, St. Gerold, Sonntag, Thüringerberg); Kleinwalsertal (Mittleberg); Brandnertal (Brand); Montafon (Silbertal); Reintal (Laterns); Tannberg (Schricken, Lech, Warth); Tirol: Paznauntal (Galtnr). 14 communities in Austria. Alternate names: Walscher. Classification: Indo-European, Germanic, West, High German, German, Upper German, Alemannic
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You should study the local language. However, English is widely spoken there. Check online. you are a travel agent, so you know you'll need to contact the embassy to get a work visa. I recommend that you contact them and ask for advice. Maybe they'll help you find work. Good luck.
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My sister got a job in Vienna, she is in the Food Industry. All I know is that she got in the web and began looking for jobs in Europe, but I do not know the exact site she looked in. I know there is one site that is call something like extreme jobs or ultimate jobs, anyway, my sister is 54 yrs.old and is now working in Austria, very happily. She is getting accolades for her job and many recognitions. The company that hired her applied for her visas, permits, taxes and state benefits on her behalf. She says to work there a company needs to hire you and apply for you, just like here in the States. another issue; The Austrians do not speak German, nor English, they have their own language, and my sis says the language is strange! Here I am going to add, my sister is Mexican-Swiss, she moved from Mexico City to Vienna for this job, speaks fluent German, and Spanish and is a very much accomplished chef and event planner. Hope her example helps you in some way.
I'm working in a travel agency in Dubai, UAE. I also have work experience in Hotel in administrative and finance section. I'm considering to transfer in Austria. Is there any possibility for me to secure a decent job in Austria? What are the things to be considered? Is English widely spoken in businesses or do I have to study German? Pls. help!
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Hi, Are you Saudi? I have been to the UAE back in 1994. I think you woudl be happy in Austria its a beautiful place. English is spoken. Languages of Austria Republic of Austria. Republik Österreich. 8,174,762. National or official languages: Standard German, Slovenian (regional). Literacy rate: 99% to 100%. Also includes Assyrian Neo-Aramaic, Czech (7,100), French (15,000), Greek (12,000), Kirmanjki, Northern Kurdish (23,000), Polish (39,000), Turkish (68,000), Western Farsi (2,000), Yeniche, Arabic (3,000), Chinese (1,200). Information mainly from M. Stephens 1976; B. Comrie 1987. Blind population: 11,005. Deaf population: 482,311. Deaf institutions: 17. The number of languages listed for Austria is 9. Of those, all are living languages. Living languages Alemannisch [gsw] 300,000 in Austria (1991 Annemarie Schmidt). Western Austria, Vorarlberg. Alternate names: Alemannic. Dialects: High Alemannisch (Hochalemannisch). Classification: Indo-European, Germanic, West, High German, German, Upper German, Alemannic More information. Austrian Sign Language [asq] Alternate names: Austro-Hungarian Sign Language. Dialects: Partially intelligible with French Sign Language. Related to Russian Sign Language. The sign language used in class and that used by adults outside class are different. Classification: Deaf sign language More information. Bavarian [bar] 6,983,298 in Austria (2000 WCD). Population total all countries: 7,667,478. Central Bavarian is in the Alps and Lower Austria and Salzburg; North Bavarian in the north of Regensburg, to Nuremburg and Western Bohemia, Czech Republic; South Bavarian in the Bavarian Alps, Tyrol, Styria, including the Heanzian dialect of Burgenland, Carinthia, northern Italy, and part of Gottschee. Also spoken in Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy. Alternate names: Bayerisch, Bairisch, Bavarian Austrian, Ost-Oberdeutsch. Dialects: Central Bavarian, North Bavarian, South Bavarian. Classification: Indo-European, Germanic, West, High German, German, Upper German, Bavarian-Austrian More information. Croatian [hrv] 103,000 in Austria (1991). Burgenland and Vienna. Dialects: Burgenland Croatian. Classification: Indo-European, Slavic, South, Western More information. German, Standard [deu] 7,500,000 in Austria (J.A. Hawkins in B. Comrie 1987). Classification: Indo-European, Germanic, West, High German, German, Middle German, East Middle German More information. Hungarian [hun] 22,000 in Austria (1995). Vienna, Lower Austria, Styria, Burgenland. Alternate names: Magyar. Dialects: Oberwart. Classification: Uralic, Finno-Ugric, Ugric, Hungarian More information. Romani, Sinte [rmo] 500 in Austria (1990 D. Holzinger). Alternate names: Rommanes, Sinte, Sinti. Classification: Indo-European, Indo-Iranian, Indo-Aryan, Central zone, Romani, Northern More information. Slovenian [slv] 30,885 in Austria (2000 WCD). Population includes several thousand Windisch speakers (1995). Carinthia (Kärnten) and Steiermark (Styria), southwest Austria. Alternate names: Slovene. Dialects: Windisch. Classification: Indo-European, Slavic, South, Western More information. Walser [wae] 8,080 in Austria (2000 WCD). Vorarlberg (Grosses Walsertal: Blons, Fontanella, Raggal, St. Gerold, Sonntag, Thüringerberg); Kleinwalsertal (Mittleberg); Brandnertal (Brand); Montafon (Silbertal); Reintal (Laterns); Tannberg (Schricken, Lech, Warth); Tirol: Paznauntal (Galtnr). 14 communities in Austria. Alternate names: Walscher. Classification: Indo-European, Germanic, West, High German, German, Upper German, Alemannic
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You should study the local language. However, English is widely spoken there. Check online. you are a travel agent, so you know you'll need to contact the embassy to get a work visa. I recommend that you contact them and ask for advice. Maybe they'll help you find work. Good luck.
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My sister got a job in Vienna, she is in the Food Industry. All I know is that she got in the web and began looking for jobs in Europe, but I do not know the exact site she looked in. I know there is one site that is call something like extreme jobs or ultimate jobs, anyway, my sister is 54 yrs.old and is now working in Austria, very happily. She is getting accolades for her job and many recognitions. The company that hired her applied for her visas, permits, taxes and state benefits on her behalf. She says to work there a company needs to hire you and apply for you, just like here in the States. another issue; The Austrians do not speak German, nor English, they have their own language, and my sis says the language is strange! Here I am going to add, my sister is Mexican-Swiss, she moved from Mexico City to Vienna for this job, speaks fluent German, and Spanish and is a very much accomplished chef and event planner. Hope her example helps you in some way.
Sunday, March 1, 2009
work in austria while studying
work in austria while studying?
i am going to study masters in business in austria from this winter . could anybody sugges how i can manage my expanses and fees. what are the work opportunities available in austria for students?
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Austria is a desolate place where wars are fought over petroleum, dingoes eat babies and stingrays are the highest cause of death. I would be careful.
i am going to study masters in business in austria from this winter . could anybody sugges how i can manage my expanses and fees. what are the work opportunities available in austria for students?
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Austria is a desolate place where wars are fought over petroleum, dingoes eat babies and stingrays are the highest cause of death. I would be careful.
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