I need a jeweller from china that is able to come to work in Russia. How can I find one?
Other - Careers & Employment - 2 Answers
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Maybe your Chinese friends can help you.
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Would you show me more details about the products and qty etc? Maybe I can source for you. Good Luck! Medlar Professional Sourcing Manager MSN: medlarzhang@hotmail.com Skype:chinasourcingagent medlar.zhang@chinasourcingagent.com.cn
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Sunday, June 14, 2009
What counry do you need a higher education to work in russia or japan
What counry do you need a higher education to work in russia or japan??
Russia - 3 Answers
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I WOULD THINK JAPAN MOST NEW TECHNOLOGY COMES FROM ASIA.
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I believe you need higher education in both Russia and Japan to find an entry-level non-manual work. Even to be a mechanic/technician in Russia you are required to have a diploma from a two-year college.
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Konnitiwa Q-san! I think in Japan! Russian kids would go crazy if they had to remember as many bizarre insect-like letters as Japan kids have to in their tender age! With both kanas thrown in . . . OMG!
Russia - 3 Answers
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I WOULD THINK JAPAN MOST NEW TECHNOLOGY COMES FROM ASIA.
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I believe you need higher education in both Russia and Japan to find an entry-level non-manual work. Even to be a mechanic/technician in Russia you are required to have a diploma from a two-year college.
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Konnitiwa Q-san! I think in Japan! Russian kids would go crazy if they had to remember as many bizarre insect-like letters as Japan kids have to in their tender age! With both kanas thrown in . . . OMG!
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Convert Student visa to Work visa in Russia
Convert Student visa to Work visa in Russia?
I'm planning to take my CELTA course and certification in Moscow using a student visa. After I get a certification, can I just find English teacher work in Moscow and convert my student visa to work visa without leaving Russia? Or do I need to leave Russia to get my work visa? Thanks!
Russia - 1 Answers
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Yes you will have to leave Russia. The issue of changing your visa is going to be an annoying process. If you have your student visa, it only allows you the opportunity to study in Russia and you could, in theory, just due private tutoring and stuff like that, but again, all unofficial. But once you want to work in Russia, you will have to find a company that is willing to sponsor you, they will have to get your visa prepared and then yes, you will have to leave the country. The problem is that Russia, like almost all other country, does not allow for 2 visas in someone's passport from the same country. What you could do is get a company to get you a visa invitation, then go to somewhere like Kiev, Tallin, Riga, Vilnius as they do not require a visa for Americans, spend a few days or however long you need, and then get your new Russian visa.
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New rules limit foreigners working in Russia to 180 days annually out of a 365 day year. And those 180 days are broken into two 90 day periods, not back to back. So it's 90 days in, then 90 days out. Sure you want to give up a student visa? Here is the Russian embassy website on visas: http://www.russianconsulate.org/russian-visa.html
I'm planning to take my CELTA course and certification in Moscow using a student visa. After I get a certification, can I just find English teacher work in Moscow and convert my student visa to work visa without leaving Russia? Or do I need to leave Russia to get my work visa? Thanks!
Russia - 1 Answers
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Yes you will have to leave Russia. The issue of changing your visa is going to be an annoying process. If you have your student visa, it only allows you the opportunity to study in Russia and you could, in theory, just due private tutoring and stuff like that, but again, all unofficial. But once you want to work in Russia, you will have to find a company that is willing to sponsor you, they will have to get your visa prepared and then yes, you will have to leave the country. The problem is that Russia, like almost all other country, does not allow for 2 visas in someone's passport from the same country. What you could do is get a company to get you a visa invitation, then go to somewhere like Kiev, Tallin, Riga, Vilnius as they do not require a visa for Americans, spend a few days or however long you need, and then get your new Russian visa.
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New rules limit foreigners working in Russia to 180 days annually out of a 365 day year. And those 180 days are broken into two 90 day periods, not back to back. So it's 90 days in, then 90 days out. Sure you want to give up a student visa? Here is the Russian embassy website on visas: http://www.russianconsulate.org/russian-visa.html
Monday, June 1, 2009
Does Verizon's cellular connection work in Russia? How about Nokia+ T-Moblie
Does Verizon's cellular connection work in Russia? How about Nokia+ T-Moblie?
Russia - 3 Answers
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tour and travels- http://travelociti.info/
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No. You need use roaming or buy contract by russian provider ( ~$4-5).
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RUSSIA, my friend is one of the most expensive places to use cell phone for travelers. Most likely Verizon will not work there, your best bet would be to get a local Russian SIM card before you leave USA, from RebelFone, it won't get any cheaper than this .. check the link below:
Russia - 3 Answers
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tour and travels- http://travelociti.info/
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No. You need use roaming or buy contract by russian provider ( ~$4-5).
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RUSSIA, my friend is one of the most expensive places to use cell phone for travelers. Most likely Verizon will not work there, your best bet would be to get a local Russian SIM card before you leave USA, from RebelFone, it won't get any cheaper than this .. check the link below:
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