Am 53yo and want to stay in Singapore or Malaysia.Can anyone help me to find a job and how to get PR there?
86087
To seek a job in any country u have to be there.\n\nSo go to Singapore or Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) \n\nBTW you are too old for any job there
953432
You should contact an Australian or Canadian embassies. You have to get a job permit in those countries before you can work there. And that job permit can cost some money. Australia has good opportunities, but you should also try other Asian countries such as Malaysia or Thailand. You should also look for any medical organization that is willing to recruit you in those countries.
500490
just start working for a t.v. station or pr firm and try working yourself up the ladder.. good luck!!! :)
95235
Do a lot of research on the job markets and the social conditions in the countries you want to work in. Many countries (sad to say the US is one of them) have areas that do not welcome people form other parts of the world. You want to find a place that has a job waiting for you but that also has other places that you might be able to get a job if their is a problem with the first one. When you get the job you should keep your expenses down until you have enough put aside to carry you over if you have to go through a period of looking for a new job. I am sure that your work will be good but people can lose their jobs through no fault of their own. The company might downsize or go under or something like that. A city that has an existing population of people from your country would be good to look for that way you could get good information about the living conditions. I wish you good luck. I am sorry that I had to say what I did about the US but it is true. However, you can move in next to me and have a friend. We are not all bad.
984094
look for a job with a multi-national corp where you live now,  and ask to be transferred to a USA office? Hotels are good for that. Hyatt, etc.
703408
You're 22, but you don't have any experience in working...? What the hell? v.v'... Well, this isn't the time to be picky! Look in newspaper ads for work or get applications from restuarants/fast food places. Try out for maybe Borders (great ambiance, my fave store) or Jamba Juice (yum!) or something of the sort.
481523
Not know what field you are in makes it hard to recommend any headhunters. You might try monster.com, they usually list if relocation is covered and if they will sponsor an ex-pat. Good luck.
459157
You would want a Long Stay Business Visa (457). The application process is laid out in the site below.
301543
I tried to move to Australia and it is hard.  You need to take a points test, you get certain points for being under 35, speaking English, etc..  The fee was about $300.00 and it doesn't matter if you have a sponsor, it does help getting in though.
282909
apply for a visa at you nearest embassy... u'll need to draw a cheque in favour of the consulate paying the neccesary fees for the interview.. as for sponsorship... try contacting your local scholarship committees or rotary clubs
838514
check the countries u are interested in  and  check out the availability of ur job there....guess that's the best way...and make sure that u have a positive job offer before u buy your ticket and hand in ur resignation letter...i move a lot..my job allows it...and  before i actually resign from my old job , i take vacation first to test the waters in the new one..u know...in case it wont work....u can still cross ur bridge back
143711
I would suggest getting help at SCORE.  These are retired executives and business owners, you can ask if they have anyone with previous pub experience in whatever country you have chosen. You can set up a face to face appointment or get help via email. And it is a free service, they are all volunteers.\n\nGood Luck
172698
I think if you are a foreigner to Singapore, the Singapore Embassy or High Commission in your country may be able to help you.
671598
try to go to singapore and ask for some money.
1115867
Find a list of companies that are from your homeland that have offices in that country, then check and see what opportunities that they have available. this can all be done on the web with a few days work and persitance becuase a lot of the company web sites are pretty vague so you have to dig into the site to find info.
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It totally depends on what course are you taking and your nationality. Anyway, once you graduate, try to enlist yourself in the local Job Search Center(its all over England and its free but i can't remember the name) and see if you can get a job there. and if you can find a job, you will be able to get a work permit provided your employer is willing to apply for you.\nlets say you're from one of the commonwealth countries, then you might be able to apply for PR/Resident.. do check that out.\nif your field of study is rare and important in UK, then getting any of the above should not be much trouble.
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If you are just starting out I recommend you get an internship or entry level job at a PR agency.  That way you can get to know the business.  As you start to climb the latter there are a few ways you can go career-wise:\n\n1. Climb agency latter -- must be good at both public relations and bringing in new business, which is what you get responsible for as you get more senior\n\n2. Go in house -- you generally get paid more if you work for a company doing PR for them but its usually not as exciting or dynamic as working at a PR agency where you usually work on several accounts\n\n3.  Freelance -- many people freelance their PR services by the hour.  This is unreliable work at time but clearly very flexible which appeals to many people.\n\nIf you are very interested in a career in public relations I would recommend you get a subscription to PR Week.\n\nGood luck