would romanians need a viza for united kingdome from january 2007 ? thx?
915173
I don't think so, unless they want to work in the UK. I know that restrictions have been placed on the right to work here for Romanians and Bulgarians. Check the Home Office website, they may have some info that will help.
582725
If you have UK citizenship or a valid work visa, and the required qualifications, the answer is yes. \n\nIf you do not it would depend on where you live, your nationality and a lot of other things.  Contract your local British Embassy for further details.
309788
http://www.workpermit.com/uk/uk.htm\n\nCheck this website.  It should give you more of an idea plus i includes other european countries.\n\nGood Luck
1091890
You need to have an approval from the Ministry of Tourism in Romania. Once you have your own building you must have your Occupation Certificate which is issued by the Town Council. This rules actually applicable in Asia hopefully the rule is similar in Romania . \nGet your hotel website ready before it ready for operation. You can have your own website by clicking here: http://www.website.ws/powercontrol \nI have my own website where you can have a look as an example. http://www.silverroad.ws  It is very simple but I managed to do it (even I dont have any IT knowledge)
763630
You need to become a Uk citizen first.
558773
Depends on the country but either of the links below should give you what you need.
134540
I don't think it would matter. But, I think the UK would be quite the opportunity.Plus, you'll be earning money in British Pounds!
542118
Hi !\nYou can go to http://www.z37.com  There are alot of people from the uk and europe in general there.  take care !
552422
We are a lot Romanians and I wrote in English to avoid your problem.But putem vorbi romaneste ori de cate ori ai chef,mai ales ca observ cu bucurie ca mai si dam clasa multora.S'apoi?
697217
I agree with you. But polls show that 2 out of 3 English people want England and the UK in a politically united Europe a European Union. It may be worth your while to consider supporting a withdrawal from the worst aspects of the treaty of Rome and consider closer links with the English speaking world, a English Speaking Union
4384
I can't say for sure, but my wife is from Russia and her brother is coming on a work permit in January.  We helped him with his paperwork and we also signed an affidavit of support for him.  If there is a certain amount of money he needs to have we haven't been made aware of it yet.  But you should check with the BCIS (formerly INS)
540742
Write an email to the Czech Republic and ask about their policies. Im sure they would give you links to these or somehow provide the policies to you.
1170714
well goodluck. do they have craigslist in those parts of europe? might want to try that.  craigslist.org\n\nand pick your area i guess.\n\ngoodluck\n\nby the way, how is romania? good weather?
330853
You could contact the Romanian Banking Association at:\n\nhttp://www.arb.ro/arb-index.php\n\nand see what their opinion is on this issue, maybe they will put you in contact with relevant persons.
572415
To get all the papers and authorisations you will need about 2-3 weeks and about 400 - 1000 euro ( depending of what kind of the established office you intend to have,- a rented one, of course at this amount of money, but varying in size and location ). Naturally you should have your passport. I can give you more detailed information for if you intend to open your agency in the capital, Bucharest.
902371
It depends to large extent which country you are resident in, and what your residency status there is.  However, as a broad rule of thumb, it is HIGHLY unlikely that you will be entitled to any government support, let alone anything like that which you would be eligible for in the UK.
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No not yet. However it is a candidate countrie along with Bulgaria | Croatia | Romania | Turkey \n\nThe member countries of the European Union are: \nAustria | Belgium | Cyprus | Czech Republic | Denmark | Estonia | Finland | France | Germany | Greece | Hungary | Ireland | Italy | Latvia | Lithuania | Luxembourg | Malta | Netherlands | Poland | Portugal | Slovakia | Slovenia | Spain | Sweden | United Kingdom