How can I find a job in film/TV/computers in London for four months while my wife is there studying? I am a 25 year old American with a degree in film. How do I get a work visa? What are some temporary agencies I should contact? Any other advice?
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Go to your nearest British Embassy or Consulate and apply for a work visa, or, if your wife is already there (which I gather she is?), check her visa to see if you are allowed to come jointly. \n\nUsually, the British Consulate is pretty good about letting spouses travel and work together.
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Look into Asiaexpat.com, HK magazine.  You may be able to find something that fits your requirement but if you are telling them it is temporary, I doubt you will get hired!
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just log on to uk immigration --- london --- and  check  visa types and requirements  \nthere is a great amount of information on their site\nalso  you can  apply online for  uk  jobs\niff  you succeed in this ---  immigration will  follow more easily  and  more swiftly\ngood luck
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You said she is starting university and you are in your second year therefore you will finish before her, so why should she leave Japan to live in England when the opportunity for you to go to Japan will present itself much sooner.  In the meantime, get Skype, phone her a lot email her webcam her etc.\n\nDon't forget that to 'go to Japan for a few years' you need to get yourself a visa.  There are many kinds of visa for example you could\n\nFinish university:apply for JET(Which gets you a visa):move to Japan. \nor\nSave a lot of money, go to Japan and get a tourist visa, stay as long as possible. \nor\nsame as above but look for a job when you arrive and change your visa to working.(very difficult but possible)\n\nGet married (seems a bit soon for that).\n\nGet student visa or cultural visa.\n\nGet to Japan, meet her family (obligitory) and have a nice life. You just have to bide your time.\n\nBy the way, to get a Visa to live in the UK my wife and I spent, in total about £250, and they wanted another £250 to extend it.  My visa to live in Japan was £6 with unlimited free extentions
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First you need to go to the UK consulate in South Africa to apply for a visa and to get all the paperwork and requirements - Good Luck
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You did not say if your wife was there on a visa, nor the type of visa she was on if any.\n\nBy your question I have came to the conclussion that she is not a citizen of the UK, so to answer your question each  foreign person residing in the UK and desiring to work  there must have their own work permit.\n\nShe can not piggy back off your status.
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Try posting here... http://london.craigslist.org/   its more local and you may get a better responce.  Plus its free to post there! :)  Good Luck!
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Here is a place to start: http://jobsearch.monster.com/getjob.asp?JobID=41725477&AVSDM=2006%2D04%2D07+02%3A15%3A36&Logo=1&lid=193&fn=7&q=london+secretary&ss=0
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First decide what you want to study, here:\nhttp://www.educationuk.org/\n\nTo find out more about eligibility, course conversion, etc in relevant to USA, check this out:\nhttp://www.britishcouncil.org/usa/\n\nThen, on visa issue, get more information here:\nhttp://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/\n\nBonus:  If you want to find out more about living, working, people, culture, etc, this is a good guide:\nhttp://www.i-uk.com/
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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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visit the nearest british council office or a british library in ur country...they'll make the job a lot easier for ya! good luck!
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if I am not mistaken... You need to actually have landed a job there before you can apply for a visa or work permit.  The company has to sponsor you.
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I think I'd have to go with the previous respondent on this except you could probably get a student visa to study film (or related subject) at university assuming you met the criteria for entry and if this included a year in industry then you would get an apprenticeship of sorts but you would have to pay for the degree and probably work unpaid in your year out.
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Well, it is better for you to go (not to call) to the Embassy, usualy they are working from morning 9 to 12. Take with you some documents, such as passport, your permission to stay in UK, documents about your bank account, invitation from Italy (if any), your ticket etc... Then ask for get a visa "asap", and I think, they will suggest you. Yes, it is usualy takes 3 days, but in urgent cases like your, they can make it faster, or, make an appointment earlier, than 14 Dec. Don't worry, you will get it. Come to Italy and enjoy your stay! Best of luck.
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This is a very difficult situation, as from what I can tell your wife entered London with fake documents.  This means that it is unlikely she will be able to exit and re-enter the country very easily, or at all, in the future.  It is just too risk, she may be caught next time and deported back to India.\n\nIt seems she is studying in London. She probably likes it there.  Perhaps her ability to earn a living there is better than in your home country.\n\nI really feel for your 11 year old son.  He must miss his mother.  There is nothing you can do, officially, to get her back.  She will want to have to come back on her own.  I suppose you can try to get visas to London for you and your son, to see if you can convince her -- in person -- to come back.  However (1) you may not be able to get visas; and (2) even if you do,  even an in-person plea to her to come back home may not work.\n\nIt sounds like you should get yourself and your son into counseling to deal with her departure.   You should also take time to look at your marriage, perhaps it was not a good one, which also caused her to not to want to return home.\n\nGood luck,
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- Are you talking about job?\n- Are you talking about immigration?\n- Are you talking about about visa?\n- The better way to get the answer for your question, why dont you try with google with proper keywords...?\n- all the best.\n-----------
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Here's information on visa applications\nhttp://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/servlet/Front?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=Page&cid=1014919208354