volunteer work in spain?
I would like to do some volunteer work in Spain over the summer, maybe 3-4 months, i was thinking maybe in an orphanage or somewhere like that? anyone have any idea how i might go about gettin some info on agencies etc. thanks =]
Community Service - 1 Answers
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Spain isn't a developing country. They don't bring volunteers to work in their orphanages, just as the USA doesn't bring foreign people to come over and work in the foster care system. If you are fluent in Spanish, you can have look online for child services NGOs and email them to see if they would be willing to involve you as a volunteer while you are on vacation in Spain. If you are not fluent in Spanish, you can't volunteer in Spain, because you don't speak the local language. A language course in Spain might be better for you. I recommend IEMA, in the small town of Avila, north of Madrid http://www.iema.com/
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Sunday, August 14, 2011
will a ps3 bought in spain work in england
will a ps3 bought in spain work in england?
PlayStation - 3 Answers
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don't buy a ps3 = )
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Yes, those two countries are in the same region.
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yes, same region.
PlayStation - 3 Answers
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don't buy a ps3 = )
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Yes, those two countries are in the same region.
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yes, same region.
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Can I use my Italian work permit for working in Spain
Can I use my Italian work permit for working in Spain?
Immigration - 3 Answers
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no
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Of course not. Spain is another country with its own laws and they don't accept permits from another country. Every nation has their own laws and paperwork and you have to get it. Italy has nothing to do with Spain, two sovereign countries, two different governments and laws.
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Immigration - 3 Answers
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no
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Of course not. Spain is another country with its own laws and they don't accept permits from another country. Every nation has their own laws and paperwork and you have to get it. Italy has nothing to do with Spain, two sovereign countries, two different governments and laws.
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Monday, August 1, 2011
How does a US citizen get a work permit in Spain
How does a US citizen get a work permit in Spain?
I'm going there next year through an embassy program for language and culture assistants, and although they're paying me, my Spanish professor told me that it wouldn't really be enough to live on in Madrid. I'm saving up what I can before I go, but it would be nice to earn another paycheck while I'm over there, even if it's just part-time/minimum wage (I'm a college student, it's not like I'm used to a 6 figure income or anything). But I have no idea where to begin, any advice would be appreciated!
Spain - 3 Answers
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You will need to contact the Spanish embassy nearest you, or on line. I believe you will need someone to sponsor you, as I was once going to defect to Gran Canaria, Spain, and that's what I was gonna do. It may be different for a college kid though...check it out.
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I've heard that it is hard for non-EU citizens to get work permits in the EU unless you have a skill no one else in Europe has. It is worth a try though. Go to the embassy or try to secure a job first. Look on the internet for jobs in your city.
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This will be tough. You need to get the job before you get there, and your sponsor/employer will have to do the paper work. If I were you, I'd call up the person in charge of the embassy program and find out exactly what the salary and living condition situation will be. Maybe they'll have some ideas.
I'm going there next year through an embassy program for language and culture assistants, and although they're paying me, my Spanish professor told me that it wouldn't really be enough to live on in Madrid. I'm saving up what I can before I go, but it would be nice to earn another paycheck while I'm over there, even if it's just part-time/minimum wage (I'm a college student, it's not like I'm used to a 6 figure income or anything). But I have no idea where to begin, any advice would be appreciated!
Spain - 3 Answers
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You will need to contact the Spanish embassy nearest you, or on line. I believe you will need someone to sponsor you, as I was once going to defect to Gran Canaria, Spain, and that's what I was gonna do. It may be different for a college kid though...check it out.
2 :
I've heard that it is hard for non-EU citizens to get work permits in the EU unless you have a skill no one else in Europe has. It is worth a try though. Go to the embassy or try to secure a job first. Look on the internet for jobs in your city.
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This will be tough. You need to get the job before you get there, and your sponsor/employer will have to do the paper work. If I were you, I'd call up the person in charge of the embassy program and find out exactly what the salary and living condition situation will be. Maybe they'll have some ideas.
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