what is the easiest country to get a working visa in?
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Hi there,\n\nWhether you can obtain a working visa will depend on your qualifications and work experience. If you get a job offer it will make it easier for you.\n\nI am registered to give migration advice for the United Kingdom and Australia and I am also experienced in New Zealand requirements (currently, there is no requirement to be registered to provide NZ advice). I would be happy to provide you with an eligibility assessment for UK, Aust or NZ - Jessica.Stooke@Visalogic.net
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first you will need to see about getting a visa of some sort.a work permit if you plan on working.maybe look up a us embassy in australia.sounds like fun though.good luck!!!
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where are you from and what kinda visa do you want? for what purpose?
692522
Just get a working ViSA now... It seems like you are well and truely capable. Go for it.
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Yes, you will need a visa to be able to live and work in the United Kingdom. You may be eligible for a working holiday visa or a highly skilled migrant visa depending on your age, qualifications and skills, etc... I am happy to provide you with an individual assessment if you email me at Jessica.Stooke@Visalogic.net.
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You need status to obtain a working permit.  Call INS, they would give you better details.
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There are no problems, as long as you make sure you have  all of the correct visas etc. Sometimes the weather can be a bit cold but apart from that what a fantastic country. Good Luck
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go to the british embasy and apply
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Student visa is probably the best. Do not even think about claiming asylum, it's almost impossible to get it unless you have a really strong case. You may be able to get a work visa for some countries, but not UK. Even marrying someone is no guarantee.\n\nCitizenship is another thing altogether, it takes years if you can get it at all.\n\nDo lots of homework before making any decision, and before giving anyone money!\n\nGood luck!
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Probably the UK. I've heard of a few exchange programs - might work if you're still a student or can fit into a certain age range.\n\nSince the US doesn't have any working holiday visa program, it's sometimes hard for its citizen to go travel & work abroad on a visa, cause those things go both way. \n\nGood luck !
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Find the Embassy of the country to which to want to go and check it out with them.  www.jobsabroad.com is one place to search on line.  Many countries want Americans to teach English as a second language.  Countries that do not have enough jobs for their own population won't give work visa's whereas countries that need workers are easier on requirments.
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Try this site for more info on getting a UK Visa:\n\nhttp://www.ukvisas.gov.uk
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#1: Get the work visa! (chances of getting a job without first having the visa are pretty low, so....). Check the Auzzie employment link below which is their official website for forms and brochures for those wanting to apply for a job visa or to migrate. They have different work visas available - I was applying for the skilled visa. You can also qualify for more points (its a scoring system to qualify) if you apply for jobs within certain smaller regions (i.e. Adelaide). They'll list those towns on this website and you may also want to check out the specific municipal websites of those towns as well (they might sponsor if I'm right). Although, I'd go that route if you're low on the point scale. The funny part, is that if you speak english fluently, you already receive a whack of points.\n\n#2: I found that www.seek.com.au was the best job site for Australia (You can have it so certain keyworded jobs are automatically sent to your email)\n\nBest of luck! A little reading is in order for the forms, but that should give  a good starting point. Long live the Auzzies!
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Check the visa. It should tell you if you are allowed to work or not.
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I found this company, InfoTek. They can provide you with a work visa, housing and relocation assistance, and more. \n\nwww.infotek.com\n\nGood luck!
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Hi there,\n\nDepending on your age, qualifications, work experience and income you may be eligible for any number of visas. If you are looking at traveling as a tourist the process is relatively straight forward. If you would like to stay permanently in the UK you could look at applying for an HSMP or work permit application.\n\nIf you would like me to assess your eligibility please contact me on Jessica.Stooke@Visalogic.net.
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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