Hi everybody, my turn to put a question now :wink: I've heard that from the 1st of january 2006, a new law comes into effect in the EU regarding Non-EU nationals holding a permanent residence in any EU country. It seems that once this law is in place, a permanent residence permit holder in one EU na...

it is better you contact your local Belgian embassy and ask them

At the least, your niece will require proof of finances, and an offer for the apprenticeship from the organization she wishes to work for.


Good luck

The answer to your question is no. Having a work permit does not entitle you to automatic naturalization. The general rules for nationalization are as follows. 1. You ought to have lived legally and continuously in The Netherlands for five years. You'll have to provide documentary evidence for this....

Hi akram,

You'll first need to find a job in The Netherlands, and get your employer to sponsor your work-permit for you. Once that is done, you can proceed with the rest.


You can find more details here http://www.ind.nl. There is an english site as well.

Hope that helps

Your husband's company can sponsor you to work in the Netherlands if they have operations in the Netherlands and are registered with the Chamber of Commerce there (they will have to be, if they have operations in the Netherlands). Since both Switzerland and Canada are so-called "non-MVV" c...

HI, all, My husband is Fench, I am Chinese, I am holidng EEA family resident document, and we are both living and working in UK at the moment. I am working as a application developer in a post-production company in london. I got my uni degrees in UK and have been here for 4 yrs. We are planning to ...

If you are an EU citizen, you can stay in the Schenegan area for any length of time, as long as you don't ask for unemployment money or welfare payments.

If you are the non-EU spouse of an EU national, you still need a staying permit though.

biesas wrote:Green Card doesn't exist in Germany anymore and to get work permit is very difficult to say at least...

can you provide us with some links to substantiate that?

Hi ! Thanx a lot for your reply. Can you pls. let me know one more thing that what all agents/ companies are there, who can help me in getting a workpermit. As I'm totally raw & have no knowledge..... Hope to hear from you soon. Regards I'm afraid I can't help you with that. It all depends on y...

You cannot 'Immigrate" to any EU nation. EU nations are, by definition, zero immigration countries. You need to relocate to any EU nation for a specific purpose, that is, either to study, to work or for medical treatment etc. There are separate rules for each situation, which include, separate ...

Have you ever driven across the border before? You will find that it is completely open with no checks made whatsoever. In practice, from France, you will not encounter any problems travelling to any other Schengen state. yes that is true, there are absolutely no checks on the road, or if you fly. ...

Hello , I am Indian. I am married to an irish citizen. She was born and reared in ireland. I want to apply for the spouse visa. I would be grateful if any one could answer my queries. 1. The embassy asks to show bank statement, how much would be an enough balance in the bank ? 2. Would i be entitle...

Only your wife, and children below 18 years.

I think there's also an allowance for parents oldr than 65, but I'm not sure.

But nobody else, really.

There is a separate thread for UK HSMP. Post it there.

Agencies are ready to offer contracts in sap in belgium or germany if i can sort work permit or visa. Anil I'm sorry but you'll be better off avoiding such agencies like the plague. Work permits in EU countries are given ONLY on the basis of a firm employment given by a company which is legally reg...

Quantum wrote:- Get a pre-arranged job in Sweden, with an employer who will certify no EU citizen can do the work (impossible).

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That is the case with every EU nation.

atahboub wrote:hello,
ICT exist it is for higly skilled professionals , there is ICT Professional and ICT Technician...

Best Regards

But there is no separate visa called "ICT visa", is there?

If you need a visa, you'll have to apply for one that most other professionals apply for.

There is nothing called an ICT visa, as far as I know.

Just go there and marry her. What is the problem?

If you have a UK passport it should be no problem.

AnandVishwanathan wrote:Assuming you have the right work experience, the right number of years of experience and the right qualification, have you ever considered getting an IT job in India ?

How is the IT job scene in India? Are a large number of indian IT pros based abroad returning to work in India?

Stay in the UK. It is the best place for all the things you have mentioned.

and you expect an answer to that in an immigration forum?

blueman wrote:i am indian and if i marry my gf from austria.. in india..

Ask you girlfriend if she will marry you first.

In most EU countries, you'll have to show proof that you have been married to your European spouse for at least three years before you can get a citizenship based on marriage. This means that if you marry your fiance now, you'll be able to apply for a French citizenship only after three years.

You'll have to return to India first. The ask the company to hire you and sponsor your work permit. Then use that to get a working visa , which will enable you to return to France. Whatever you do, DO NOT try to change your visa type while remaining in France, you'll get into a lot of trouble. hope ...