MultiMedCareer

[...] ’s rent in advance when living in Dubai. If you intend to live and work in Dubai, a work visa is mandatory. You must get a work contract or a valid job offer before going ahead with your [...]

[...] To work for a U.K. company you’ll need a work visa, but in order to obtain that, your employer must apply for you before you come to the U.K. If [...]

[...] Working in France Certain nationalities require a French work visa to be able to legally live and work in France. There is a number of different types of French [...]

[...] work contract is validated. Once the labour card in your possession, you have to apply for a residence visa, valid for 3 years and renewable. A residence visa is mandatory for foreigners settling in [...]

[...] permission to work in France – and they’ll need this authorisation before a visa/residence permit can be granted. This is a procedure organised by a prospective employer. You will need an [...]

[...] , only legal residents can rent an apartment and have utility services connected. If your residence permit has not been issued yet, ask your employer to give you proof that your permit is being [...]

[...] for work in Germany, there are various things you must know. You will find applying for a work permit, if you are coming from outside Germany, can be time-consuming and sometimes a bit problematic. [...]

[...] permits, as well as exemptions, depending on your employment situation in France. The French work permit is closely linked to your residence status in France, and in most cases, a job will need to be [...]

[...] Working in Dubai Expats-to-be need a sponsor in order to receive a work permit. This sponsor can be a company or an individual assisting them with their paperwork. For most [...]

[...] Dubai. If you intend to live and work in Dubai, a work visa is mandatory. You must get a work contract or a valid job offer before going ahead with your visa application. The work visa is a [...]

[...] -stay visa, which also acts as your residence permit. Your employer has to draw up a work contract and send it to the local division of the French Ministry of Labour. If any family [...]

[...] , who need a permit for their first year of work). If you’re coming to France with a family member who has a permit for certain types of highly skilled work, you also may be able to work [...]

[...] coming from outside Germany, can be time-consuming and sometimes a bit problematic. Each family member must apply for a permit separately. You can’t apply as a group. When applying for [...]

[...] a job. If you’re planning on working for more than 90 days/3 months, you apply for a long-stay visa, which also acts as your residence permit. Your employer has to draw up a work contract and [...]