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Pastry chef for Aruba?
Hi everybody,
my name is Vassilis (new one on the forum ), i'm French, and I'd like to know if it will be easy to work and live in Aruba. I used to live in Miami and Caribbean (in St Maarten, Rep. Dominicana, Martinique). I saw so many things about Aruba and it looks like Amazing. I just came back in Paris there's 2 months ago and I know I can't live no more by the European way of life, I need to live with more human people and more sun too ...I speak French, English, Spanish, Greek, and some words in Italian (argh I don't speak Dutch but I know I could learn it by talking with people)...So if anyone of you could let me know about it , it will be great. Thanks
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Below are some links with additional information, it is not an easy thing to do:
http://www.netherlands-embassy.org/article.asp?articleref=AR00000401EN http://www.aruba-bb.com/auxfiles/workinginaruba.html
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), i'm French, and I'd like to know if it will be easy to work and live in Aruba. I used to live in Miami and Caribbean (in St Maarten, Rep. Dominicana, Martinique). I saw so many things about Aruba and it looks like Amazing. I just came back in Paris there's 2 months ago and I know I can't live no more by the European way of life, I need to live with more human people and more sun too
...I speak French, English, Spanish, Greek, and some words in Italian (argh I don't speak Dutch
but I know I could learn it by talking with people)...







