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Work
Permits/Visas
Argentina
Argentina has visa waiver agreements with many countries. Argentina also has no quotas or limits on foreign workers, so longl...>>
Australia
All non-citizens of Australia who intend to work and live there must
obtain a long-stay visa prior to arrival...>>
Austria
There are no work restrictions in Austria for citizens of the European
Union (EU), Switzerland, or Lichtenstein...>>
Belgium
Citizens of EU and EC countries do not need work permits to work in
Belgium, but citizens of all other countries must have a work permit
before settling in the country...>>
Brazil
A business or permanent residence visa is required for most foreign
visitors....>>
Canada
It is relatively easy to immigrate to Canada....>>
China
There are strict procedures for foreigners who wish to obtain visas
to live and work in China....>>
Denmark
Rules for Danish Visas, Work Permits, or Residence Permits are stringent
and precise....>>
Finland
Everyone coming to work in Finland, other than citizens of the EU and
Norway and the spouses and children of Finnish citizens, is required
to hold a work permit....>>
France
Other than citizens of the EU, any foreigner who wants to work in France
must hold a work permit....>>
Germany
All non-European Union (EU) citizens must obtain a Work Permit prior
to working in Germany....>>
Hong Kong
It's getting more and more difficult for foreigners to obtain a Hong
Kong work permit....>>
Ireland
Ireland is a member of the European Union (EU) and the European Economic Area (EEA). EU and EEA-member citizens can visit, study and work in Ireland with....>>
Italy
Citizens of the EU or the United States need not carry visas in order
to enter Italy, as long as their visit is for a stay of no more than
90 days....>>
Japan
A work permit (work visa) is required prior to working in Japan....>>
Korea
The application process for Korean business and employment visas is
fairly straightforward, but the rules surrounding it are strict....>>
The Netherlands
Only a small number of foreigners are granted permission to stay in
the Netherlands for a prolonged period of time....>>
Norway
Labor needs are increasing, and proposals are being made to liberalize
work and residence permit regulations....>>
Peru
Peru has a wide variety of schools and businesses that operate throughout the country. Lima is the major hub....>>
South Africa
Foreigners interested in working in South Africa must complete a visa
application form and submit it to the South African diplomatic mission
nearest them at least six weeks before their proposed date of departure....>>
Singapore
Citizens
of Western Europe, North America, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Hong
Kong, or the ASEAN do not normally need a visa for a short visit to
Singapore....>>
Spain
Spain, a European Union (EU) nation, permits European workers work in
the country....>>
Sweden
After living three months in Sweden, European Union (EU) nationals must
apply for a residence permit....>>
Switzerland
If you plan to visit (and not work) in Switzerland for fewer than three
months, you do not need a residence permit....>>
United Kingdom
European Economic Area (EEA) country nationals have the right to live
and work in the UK without obtaining any further entry clearance....>>
United States
The United States issues a confusing range of visas, which are broadly
divided into immigrant (permanent resident) and nonimmigrant (temporary
resident) visas....>>
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