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Working Abroad.
working abroad has become a challenge even pride themselves for some or many people, can be due to many factors, some regarding it as a challenge, there are native country as the economy is not good, some are due to the demands of the company. however, the lack of experience or knowledge on how to work abroad, such as visa procedures, the ability of the minimum, determine the type of work that is chosen, until the culture of the destination country, this article will discuss about all the things we have to prepare when planning work in abroad,
working abroad means working in a foreign country, have rules / laws and a different culture, some things that we must have is determining the type of work we choose, our ability to adjust to the work we have already mastered or learned, it would be better if we is a graduate of a college or foundation that is focused on the placement of employees in foreign countries, so you have a secure certificate, in addition to ensure we get a suitable job and quality.
it will be easier for us to get a job, in addition to ability, language is the second thing that must be No consider, because English is the international language, the better you master this language, although not all developing countries are much less developed such as Japan, Korea and European countries making English as a second language,why language is so important? a lot of foreign companies difficult to communicate with employees of different countries, this is certainly not good for the future of your job because you can just replace the company with another person who has the communication skills in the English language it is better than you even though the same capabilities.
Minimun Ability.
visa / passport or other licensing letters.
do not want to work abroad as an illegal immigrant! processing of documents such as a passport or visa is sometimes inconvenient, but it's all to ensure the sustainability of your work abroad, not hurt you to learn how to create and take care of these documents, because it will be very useful for you in the future. besides preventing fooled by parties irresponsible of course,
As a generalization, employers will not usually sponsor you for work visas and permits unless have either very senior experience and/or very specific skills that are in demand in the local market. This is because the process can be time-consuming, expensive and unnecessary for them, if they can find someone else in the local market with your skills. For this reason, you need to be realistic about what your target employer will be willing to negotiate with you. Where possible, try to obtain your own work visas and permits – this will make you more attractive to a potential employer.
How to make a passport:
every country has its own way of providing manufacturing services passport, but in general it is governed by the immigration authorities, (that's all I know). therefore performed the first time in making a passport is to visit the local immigration office even in many country you can make passport via online.
1. Coming first to the immigration office . Could come to the immigration office listed on our ID cards or just come to the nearest immigration office .
2. Then you buy (some free) the application form . Application forms at the counter that has been provided , the contents of the form with the appropriate documents that you have and bring original documents .
3. Submit the completed form to the registration booth .
4. After that, take your receipt and schedule photo and fingerprints taken . To capture fingerprint and photograph schedule could come in the next day if you are still a long queue number .
5. If you already take fingerprints and photos , then you will arrive at the interview stage with the original documents .
6. After the interview stage is completed , the next step is to pay passport book and a passport book signing and asked for passport information when making the schedule that has been completed .
7. At a predetermined date , we can come back to the immigration office to pick up a passport that has been so . Usually within a week of your new passport has been completed and can be retrieved .
Destination country of employment.
have you had or know information about your destination country work? this is very important, at least if you've got a call or received for work outside the country, immediately to find out about the place or the address of the company / office you will work, in addition to facilitate you in finding the location of where you work, so you know what kind of place that, from the weather / climate, local law, language, culture and others, While you are living abroad, you’re subject to the laws of another country. Don’t take them lightly and don’t take any unnecessary risks. The best way to avoid problems is to be respectful of the laws where you are living
Do not forget also that you learn about the direction of transport and also where you will stay.
Here are things you can do before accepting a job offer abroad:
Compare net nominal savings you can afford to collect current nominal you can roughly tubes after being in another country . Do not be tempted to nominal income , because it could be the cost of living in the country is much higher than in your country .
Your savings should be two times greater than the number of current - to make your sacrifice worth it .
Compare the burden of the taxes you pay now with that you must pay in the country . Learn about it so you are not surprised later .
Compare positions and career path that you have right now you get to that later . So , what next ? Do you intend to settle or go back to your country ? Make sure the decision is not detrimental to your career .
Negotiate your salary and allowances with effectively - including insurance , relocation costs and labor - contract extension before accepting the offer.
Always ask about additional facilities , as is often the company will not list all unless they can provide the prospective expatriate employees request it .
How to make Visa :
Here are some ways to apply for visa :
1 . You can pay the visa fees to pay the visa application fee through Bank . If still confused , can ask the bank about how to apply for visa payment . Pay individual visa , do not pay other expenses in the bank and do not make payments on other banks .
2 . Completing the contents of electronic visa application online electronic visa application ( DS - 160 ) and do not forget to print sheet after completing the page . This sheet will be used to confirm that was brought on when you interview .
3 . Log in to arrange for an interview schedule online interview system in www.ustrvaldocs.com/id/ to arrange an interview , with a click on the " Go to Schedule Appointment " and follow the instructions available on the site .
4 . Prepare documents for interview - interview schedule confirmation page - Passport with a validity period of 6 months , not including the time where you are in the U.S. - Proof of payment of the bank you use . - DS - 160 confirmation page printed on letter or A4 size paper in portrait format . - One recent photographs , size 5cm x 5cm , with a white background .
5 . Report to interview All applicants must come in person for an interview and fingerprinting . The final stage of the interview schedule you are interviewed by the U.S. Consulate officials . At the end of the interview , you will receive one of the following color documents :
- White , meaning that the application is approved . This document describes the procedure for making a visa .
- Green , then you are asked to come back to provide additional information before making a decision Acting Consul .
- Yellow , meaning the visa application process you incur additional administration .
- Pink , means that at the moment you are not eligible for a visa .
- Blue , when filling the application is incomplete , you are given the opportunity to return the completed application .
the above description is an example of making a visa for the purpose of the U.S. state, the possibilities of each country has a slightly different procedure. for more details, ask at the local government where you live.
Network As Much As Possible
it is absolutely true that in many cases, it is ‘who you know, not what you know’ that counts when landing a job in your new country. In addition to calling as many companies and relevant contacts as possible to land your dream job, it is important that you are not shy in attending as many networking events as possible (especially if you are already in your new country). You just never know who will hold the key to your next great overseas job.venting a mistake, and more importantly, you’ve succeeded in preserving the team’s harmony and avoided hurt feelings.
Follow Up Your Job Application With A Phone Call
If you are applying for jobs via recruitment agencies in your target country, it is likely that they are also receiving 100+ applications from local very-well qualified applicants. To get a local recruitment agency to take you seriously, you need to call them to follow up your job application. You need to convey to them that you: understand and would be an asset to the local market; are either in the country and/or are able to go quickly to that country to start work; and in most cases, explain your salary expectations. If you fail to do this, it is highly likely that the local recruitment agency will think you are ”too much trouble” and not a feasible option for them – so your application will be conveniently filed at the bottom of the job application pile.
it all are some tips for those of you who would plan to seek employment abroad, now let's look at some tips on what to do when you are already working abroad.
One of the most important aspects of living abroad (or anywhere for that matter) is maintaining good health. The quality of health care and health care facilities vary considerably from country to country, although most western countries provide good to excellent health care for those who can afford to pay for private treatment. However, there's a stark contrast between public and private health facilities in many countries, even western countries, some of which have severely over-stretched and under‑funded public health services.
The provision of fully-equipped hospitals is rare in many countries (in some countries there's only one major general hospital in the capital city), and nursing care and post‑hospital assistance are well below what most westerners take for granted. Health facilities in remote areas, even in developed countries, are often inadequate, and if you have a serious accident or need emergency hospital treatment in some countries, you will need to be evacuated to the nearest major city or possibly even to another country.
Health
This includes the weather, culture and norms. Spend some time reading books about the history and the culture of your host city. With this said, books can only take you so far when it comes to the experiences of moving abroad. The Internet is your best bet for gaining various perspectives and the most up to date understanding of what it is like to live in your host country. There are many blogs available that are written by people like you who are moving or have moved abroad. Reading their blogs is a good way to get the intricate details of life abroad that is often missed by reading books.
Go outside the confines of what you have come to view as your prison and really get to know the area. Find the local supermarket, local hangouts, local park and just people watch. The process of exploring and discovering how the locals live may re-ignite that excitement and exhilaration that comes with travel.
Be familiar with your new environment
Finance
Another important consideration when living abroad (even for brief periods) is finance, which includes everything from transferring and changing money to banking, mortgages and local taxes. If you're planning to invest in a property or business abroad financed with funds imported from another country, it's important to consider both the present and possible future exchange rates (don't be too optimistic!). On the other hand, if you live and work abroad and earn your income in the local currency, this may affect your financial commitments abroad (particularly if the local currency is devalued). Bear in mind that your income can be exposed to risks beyond your control when you live abroad, particularly regarding inflation and exchange rate fluctuations.
Safety
It's important to be aware of anything that's happening in a country where you're planning to live or work that could affect your personal safety, such as wars, riots, military coups, terrorism, kidnappings and general civil unrest, to name but a few. You also need to be aware of crime and drugs, health, women's issues, motoring problems, and how to deal with local officials and matters such as bribery and corruption, which is a way of life in some countries. If you have any problems concerning safety while abroad, you should contact your local consulate or embassy for advice. If you register with your local embassy they will contact you in times of serious civil unrest or wars and may assist you in returning home (if necessary)
Write emails, keep a blog, call people and Skype away. Staying connected with friends and family is what will keep you sane! You may be the only foreigner in person but at least you can talk with others who fluently speak the same language as you. You will realise that you are not completely alone!
Stay connected
Local Friends.
Try to make friends with local residents when you move. Knowing some people, even if only superficially, will make the transition easier. It will also help you to become accepted, by showing that you want to be part of the country and community.
Mind your Money
Moving is always an expense, even when you’ve planned to do so on a budget. Managing your money during a move is critical. Consider the following: Will you keep a bank account in your home country and/or establish an account in a new country? If the former, determine whether you’ll be able to use your ATM/debit card abroad and what kinds of foreign transaction fees you might incur as a result.
If the latter, you’ll want to know what kinds of documentation and references you’ll need to open an account. You may also want to consider online money management tools, either as a primary or secondary means of managing your money. Paypal is one of the many online money management tools available that can facilitate living abroad but there are many other checking, savings, and transfer services. also has online financial services, including savings and money market options.
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