Free guide about work permits in Germany : Germany is a very strict country as for enforcing its own rules and laws, especially when it comes to immigration. Therefore, those migrants who want to work in Germany must have a work permit. Only citizens from countries within the European Union do not need a work …
The Most Sought After Professionals in Germany : Due to its almost four per cent economic growth, Germany needs between 500,000 and 800,000 additional qualified immigrant workers in its work market. The most sought after professionals for this decade are those related to engineering and telecommunications. At the end of 2010, Klaus Zimmerman, president of …
Which country to emigrate to find a job easily ? : Australia, USA and England are the most attractive countries for skilled migrants whose migration to these countries is known as “Brain Drain” and it has become massive since the year 2000 by the lack of opportunities in their countries of origin for professional growth …
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New Germany immigration laws : Citizens from the European Union, Iceland, Norway and the Principality of Liechtenstein do not need a visa for Germany. Also, for three month sojourns, citizens from the United States, Canada, Australia, Japan, Israel, Switzerland and New Zealand do not need a visa either. However, foreigners from Latin American, African and …
Benefits of being a Canadian permanent resident : Latin residents in Canada have access to a series of benefits, which even go down to their descendants. Before mentioning those benefits, it must be said that Canada has a great racial and cultural diversity, and so it is a pleasant place for any migrant. Furthermore, there …
Jobs in Germany, tips for finding a good work : In recent years, Germany has become attractive for many migrants because of its 3,6 per cent economic growth and 6,9 unemployment rate, minute if compared with the other European countries. In fact, at the end of 2010, the Institute for Employment Research (IAB) in Nuremberg …
