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12-11-2008, 09:32 PM
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part time work in aruba for a brit
Hi everyone!
Coming to Aruba in January for a couple of months. Have looked into work permits and visas etc so know the law. What I am wondering is how strictly it is enforced. My main reason for coming is to relax but it always nice to be be able to earn a bit of extra cash as a waitress or behind a bar when your travelling. Will this be possible without a permit and is it worth asking around. Thanx Danni |
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12-12-2008, 05:17 PM
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12-15-2008, 02:54 PM
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Hi Amy and anyone else whocan help, my father is Dutch but I have a british passport so I understand and speak basic dutch. I have lived in Spain before and so will have no probs with papiamento.
What I am wondering is how strictly the rules regarding visas are enforced and if I could get a part time bar job etc while I was there without a visa. Thanx |
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12-15-2008, 03:30 PM
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part time work for brit
Hi everyone!
Coming to Aruba in January for a couple of months. Have looked into work permits and visas etc so know the law. What I am wondering is how strictly it is enforced. My main reason for coming is to relax but it always nice to be be able to earn a bit of extra cash as a waitress or behind a bar when your travelling. Will this be possible without a permit and is it worth asking around. Thanx |
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12-15-2008, 03:43 PM
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an employer probably would not want to "chance it"
if aruba immigration catches wiind of you working illegally you will undoubtedly go to the slammer and then be deported at your own expense and the person that employs you illegally will be fined. good luck maybe working "under the table" as an errand boy/housekeeper kind of job would be the only option.
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