immigration policy for Austria or Germany?
Hello my name is Janik, i live IN Canada now i wanting to immigrate to work in AUstria OR Deutschland (germany), How hard would it be to apply for working status>?like a Green Card. thank you
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Well, I think to get a green card in Germany you have to take a test.
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I don't know details for Austria, just can provide a website. For Germany, to tell you the truth, it will be hard to become a working immigrant. A provision of the immigrant law says that you must have a job to immigrate, jobs however can only be offered to immigrants if they cannot be filled by resources of the German labor market. Having an unemployment rate of more than 7% in Germany it will be hard to find jobs unless you are a highly qualified specialist in a certain field that is looked for and cannot be filled with German or European applicants. Source(s): http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/diplo/en/WillkommeninD/EinreiseUndAufenthalt/Zuwanderungsrecht.html http://www.bmeia.gv.at/en/foreign-ministry/austria/facts-and-figures/country-and-people.html
Monday, September 21, 2009
Monday, September 14, 2009
How would I go about living in Austria
How would I go about living in Austria?
I want to work and live in Austria but I know that it is hard to get a visa.
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Hi, It depends on which nationality you are. I am a Non EEA/EU citizen and worked in Salzburg, Austria for a year. If you are the same, then the procedure goes like this. 1) You find an employer who is willing to sponsor you. 2) The employer then approaches the ABS (Work permits dept) with your documents (educational transcripts, work experience details, copy of birth certificate and other details). 3) The employer must show that they were not able to find a local suitable for the job. Upon hearing your case, you would be cleared and would receive a work permit. 4) You must then apply for a resident visa at the Austrian embassy. The entire process took my close to 3 months. The Austrian officials are very well known for their bureaucracy and the key is patience. It would help if you know anyone from inside the system as that helps speed up the process faster. All the best.
I want to work and live in Austria but I know that it is hard to get a visa.
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Hi, It depends on which nationality you are. I am a Non EEA/EU citizen and worked in Salzburg, Austria for a year. If you are the same, then the procedure goes like this. 1) You find an employer who is willing to sponsor you. 2) The employer then approaches the ABS (Work permits dept) with your documents (educational transcripts, work experience details, copy of birth certificate and other details). 3) The employer must show that they were not able to find a local suitable for the job. Upon hearing your case, you would be cleared and would receive a work permit. 4) You must then apply for a resident visa at the Austrian embassy. The entire process took my close to 3 months. The Austrian officials are very well known for their bureaucracy and the key is patience. It would help if you know anyone from inside the system as that helps speed up the process faster. All the best.
Monday, September 7, 2009
I'm Filipino and how can I get a working visa in Austria
I'm Filipino and how can I get a working visa in Austria?
How do Filipino have a working visa in austria, please help. I need a concrete advice?
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Well you will need a work permit which has to be applied for on your behalf by an employer and this is not an easy prospect. http://www.ams.at/english/14615.html This work permit will not be granted unless it can be proven that the candidate is the only one that can fulfill this position (on the basis of experience or skills) and that non-one else in the total pool of labour in the EEA can do the job instead. This is not easy to prove unless it is a highly specialist position. As a result most online applications now state that any applicants must already hold a permit or status which allows them to work in the country. So unless you have specialist skills/education which are not easily found then there is little to no chance. Also in Austria, English is spoken, but not widely and not in the workplace (with the exception of international companies/organisations) If you want exact details then you should contact the Austrian embassy in the Phillipines.
How do Filipino have a working visa in austria, please help. I need a concrete advice?
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Well you will need a work permit which has to be applied for on your behalf by an employer and this is not an easy prospect. http://www.ams.at/english/14615.html This work permit will not be granted unless it can be proven that the candidate is the only one that can fulfill this position (on the basis of experience or skills) and that non-one else in the total pool of labour in the EEA can do the job instead. This is not easy to prove unless it is a highly specialist position. As a result most online applications now state that any applicants must already hold a permit or status which allows them to work in the country. So unless you have specialist skills/education which are not easily found then there is little to no chance. Also in Austria, English is spoken, but not widely and not in the workplace (with the exception of international companies/organisations) If you want exact details then you should contact the Austrian embassy in the Phillipines.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Picking job/Agriculture work in Switzerland and Austria
Picking job/Agriculture work in Switzerland and Austria?
Where can I do cherry/apple/pear/grape picking job in Switzerland or Austria?? Any information would be more that welcome.! I'm an EU-citizen.
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EMBASSY
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need work permit, which is quite difficult to get anyway, so go there and watch people work.
Where can I do cherry/apple/pear/grape picking job in Switzerland or Austria?? Any information would be more that welcome.! I'm an EU-citizen.
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EMBASSY
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need work permit, which is quite difficult to get anyway, so go there and watch people work.
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