What documents are needed to have a work permit in Barcelona, Spain and where do i file said documents. I am 57 years old, can speak English and Spanish and Filipino language, what will be an appropriate job can i get? If possible job that will provide board and lodging.
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At least you are going about it "legally" and - BONUS - you speak their language!!  Bravo to you!!  Sorry, I can't answer your question, but just wanted to congratulate you on immigrating to a country "legally."  Too bad everyone can't be like you, as then we wouldn't be having these raving rants in this forum.
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they  do   tell you  why my  friend  tony actually aplied  for  a visa in los mochis,sinaloa mexico  to  work in lousiana  after the  hurricanes and  he  got it  but   he did not  know it was not  a work permit it was just a tourist  visa  .,the staffing agency  that recriut him  lied to him and made  some kind of fraud  to get  hin into the   u.s.a  source  my  friend  is  working  in new orleans  my  friend   from child hood  for  over 14 years\n that's  a very respectable  source
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If you are referring to a permit to work in the United States of America, then you should visit http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/howdoi/ead.htm.\n\nGood luck!\n\nCheers\nAlister\nhttp://www.marketscience.com.au
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go to www.visaworkpermits.co.uk they can help you find a job in the UK and get the work permit and Visa too.\n\n\nmgi1975
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Que tipo de visa tienes?\n\nEres colombiano no? por eso te hablo en espanol.\n\nSi tienes la visa B1-B2 esa es de turista, esa te permite estar en USA por 6 meses despues de 1 dia, ya rompiste la ley y estas ilegal o indocumentado.\n\nSi tienes otro tipo de visa dime y escribime a dfit00@yahoo.com ahi te puedo ayudar.
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Well congrats to you for getting a work visa--no easy feat these days.  Sorry, I don't know how she can get a visa, but there is no reason she needs to limit herself to the same company where you work, is there?
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Just get a working ViSA now... It seems like you are well and truely capable. Go for it.
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If your friend is from Brazil, he can't just establish himself in the US without first applying for a proper Visa with Immigration.  If he applies for a Green Card he would be able to get Employment Authorization, a Social Security Number and with that a Drivers License, etc.
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I'm not exactly sure where you get a work permit,but try the court house and places like that,maybe they can tell you. You can always do odd jobs like yard work,helping the elderly with things around the house,newspaper route, and etc.
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Hi there,\n\nThe main issue is that your friend does not have the right to work in the UK. Many employers won't offer her/ him a job if they have to apply to the Home Office for the work permit for your friend. However universities are the exception (worth to consider a job with one of them!).\n\nThe other option for your friend is to check the guidelines of the Home Office. He/She can apply for a work permit depending on the his/her specific circumstances. e.g.  \n\n1. If she/he is married or have lived together for the past (2 years?) to a EU national, or \n2. He/She can apply to the Highly skilled migrant programme. \n\nThere are a few more options so check the Home Office web-page. A bit time consuming but it has links to all you need to know. \n\nhttp://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/applying/applicationforms/\n\nYou can also consult with a immigration adviser (more expensive option) but check that they are authorised to provide advice and services by the Immigration Services Commissioner.\n\nHope this helps!
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Here is a website that should answer your questions:\n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/index.htm
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Manny foreigners are studying in Manila, i think they need permission from both parents if they're under-age... Contact the Philippine Embassy for more details....
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No that is not too young if you can get a work permit.  At that age though you have to want to and have time for it.  School is more important at this age.  However a job must be found by age 18.
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There are basically two options available to you.  The first is to obtain a non-immigrant work visa (H, L, O, P).  In order to obtain a work visa, a company must have hired you for a specific position with a contract for a specific length of time (and there are some requirements that the company has to fulfill in order to be able to petition for you, but let them worry about that).  After you obtain the visa, you come over here and start working.  The availability of these work visas depend greatly on your profession, level of education, and line of work. \n\nYour second option is a green card.  You can apply for the diversity visa or if you have relatives here in the US that are either green card holders or American citizens, they may be able to petition for you to get your green card.\n\nThere may also be special programs available to you depending on what country you are coming from, and in some cases, what your profession is.  You would need to check with either the CIS (Citizenship and Immigration Services) (www.uscis.gov) or with the US Department of State for more information.
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You can look for a position on monster.com.\n\nBe sure to have the appropriate visa, you can only work legally with a working visa.  Considering that you are still looking for a job, I would assume that you don't have a working visa.  Other than working visa, you can only work legally if you have Green Card or citizenship.  If you are neither a Green Card holder nor a citizenship, you are not allowed to work in the US.  If you do and if you get caught, you will be subject to deportation.  Once you are deported, you won't be eligible to come to the US (with any visa whatsoever even if you are married to the US citizen) for 15 years.
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Yes, they will ask you about the previous experience, but they only need documentation on previous 2 companies.\n\nH1 requirements say that you must have Bachelor's degree, the work experience requirement is not detrimental to visa.
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spanish classes are a great thing to have anymore ...employers love when applicants can speak more than one language