Is this correct british online immigration email, infobritish@infobritish.info.?
It is definitely a scam. UK employers must be licenced by the Home Office to offer work to non EU nationals and they deal with them directly for all visa applications for their employees. If the offer was real, all you would have to do would be to attend a Visa Application Centre to have your fingerprints and photo taken. All fees would be taken care of by your employer. No UK employer would be able to emply you without an extensive interview nad recruitment process and jobs in the hotel and cagering industry wouold not be open to non EU nationals anyway. There is no job and you will receive no visa. These are teh contact details for the UK Border Agency who deal with immigration issues. Phone: 0870 606 7766 Email: UKBApublicenquiries@ukba.gsi.gov.uk All UK government department emails end in gov.uk. These are the contact details for the real Sofitel Hotel. http://www.hcareers.co.uk/seeker/employe...
I am a British citizen do I require a Green card to live in the USA?
Yes you do every Foreign dose. you can move at age 18 PROVIDED you have completed and graduated from an approved university WITH a degree in an area that is in demand (specialization) Why wouldn't you think you require a green card? Also if you didn't know this answer already I don't think your ready to live here. A Green Card is a Permanent Visa to USA. Green Card gives you the status of permanent resident and legal rights to work in United States. Once you have a green card you may apply for USA Citizenship. The Green Card does not affects your present citizenship. Green card is not issued for life time. It is for a specific period, which is normally for 10 years. You need to revalidate it after that limit. But really can you stop coming here United Kingdom has sent over 50,000 Immigrants over the five years. And we already have are own problems we don't need more people coming here.
Can a UK company hire a foreign person to work overseas?
Yes, you can.The agreement should detail:The frequency of payment: monthly, weekly, daily, one-off, on milestone etc.Payment period: within how many days of receipt of the invoice does the client have to pay. Usually anywhere between 7 and 30 days, but it could be anything.Payment method: for overseas consultants, this will usually be by bank transfer.As a consultant, you are liable to account for to pay for your own tax liability.I hope this helps! If you're unsure about what you or your startup require legally, we offer a Free Legal Session, we'll talk through your and your business’ needs and answer the questions you may have. Book a session here.
How can I get a job in the USA as a UK citizen?
Of the English people I know who got work in the USA, one was admitted due to extraordinary ability from having 16 patents for high tech products.The next one had a masters degree in electrical engineering but was also a master sales person.After that is a person who left school in Birkenhead at the earliest possible age but had self taught themselves to being the world’s top expert on industrial adhesives for high tech manufacturing.The common thing is that they all had talent in science and engineering such that a US company would sponsor them for immigration.If you have no particular skills or talents, then the US does not really want you.
Software Engineering jobs in USA for foreigner?
Hi, So my boyfriend is a Spanish National and has a master's in Computer Science. We want to move to the US, but it's really hard to find jobs for someone with not a lot of experience that's a foreigner. Right now we're looking for jobs on the West Coast (because I'm from OR). Does anyone have any tips on how to get hired as a foreigner companies that often hire foreigners? I know the company has to prove that they cannot get a US national to do the job, but my friend says that in his company, Intel, there are a lot of Indians working there-so should it be that difficult? (and side question-why all the Indians? Not being racist but it makes me wonder if we have a deal with India or something?