if we got married in philippines. can i process our spouse visa in taiwan, since im working in taiwan?
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if Taiwan is your place of residence? that is where you mus process you visa application,
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
How many years of experience are required for foreigners to work in Hong Kong/Singapore
How many years of experience are required for foreigners to work in Hong Kong/Singapore?
How many years of experience are required for foreigners to work in Hong Kong? How many years of experience are required for foreigners to work in Singapore? How many years of experience are required for foreigners to work in Taiwan? Thanks! Primarily, the problem is I graduated from college May 2008, so up until now, I only have 1 year of full-time work experience. I believe that China and Taiwan both require 2 years of work exp. for foreigners to qualify for a work permit.
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The country's government will give you a work permit as long as you've secured a job in some company. At least that's how it is in Singapore. I imagine the case would be similar in the other countries. From the company's point of view, as long as you fulfil their requirements, they'll be glad to hire you. If you apply for an entry position, of course not much experience is needed. But if you apply for the position of a Director, obviously you'll need lots more experience.
How many years of experience are required for foreigners to work in Hong Kong? How many years of experience are required for foreigners to work in Singapore? How many years of experience are required for foreigners to work in Taiwan? Thanks! Primarily, the problem is I graduated from college May 2008, so up until now, I only have 1 year of full-time work experience. I believe that China and Taiwan both require 2 years of work exp. for foreigners to qualify for a work permit.
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The country's government will give you a work permit as long as you've secured a job in some company. At least that's how it is in Singapore. I imagine the case would be similar in the other countries. From the company's point of view, as long as you fulfil their requirements, they'll be glad to hire you. If you apply for an entry position, of course not much experience is needed. But if you apply for the position of a Director, obviously you'll need lots more experience.
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Will a mobile phone with this band width work in China and Taiwan?GSM: 900 / 1800 / 1900
Will a mobile phone with this band width work in China and Taiwan?GSM: 900 / 1800 / 1900?
Cell Phones & Plans - 1 Answers
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yes
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yes
Thursday, March 1, 2012
How do you use a FarEas Tone VOIP adapter to call Taiwan? I just brought it back and can't get it to work...
How do you use a FarEas Tone VOIP adapter to call Taiwan? I just brought it back and can't get it to work...?
Do I connect to my router? Directly to the modem? Do I use the WAN or LAN outputs from the device? Do I need to reset anything on my internet/router settings? I only have instructions in Mandarin, and I don't read/speak a bit!
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When hooking up any VoIP adapter, it is a must to have the User Manual (in a language you understand). There are many configuration inputs required to configure a VoIP adapter with BYOD VoIP services (bring your own device). The only time you wouldn't need the user manual is if the VoIP ATA (analog telephone adapter) is "preconfigured" with only 1 service provider, and you have already paid for VoIP service with that provider. In this case, they pre-configure it for you in advance. In this case, it should be "plug and play". Whether it needs to be behind a router or in front of the router just depends on whether the ATA has its own built-in NAT-Router. If it has built-in NAT-Router, then it should be connected directly behind the Internet Modem on the WAN side, then your network router can be connected to the LAN side of the ATA. If it doesn't have a built-in NAT-Router, then it of course needs to be placed behind your existing NAT-Router. In this case, your NAT-Router will need to be configured to Port-Forward or Port-Trigger the appropriate SIP VoIP ports required to enable VoIP packets to pass without being blocked by the Firewall. You need your manual to determine this info. Typically, SIP VoIP requires ports 5060-5061 UDP to be forwarded from router. It also required RTP (Real Time Protocol) ports to be forwarded. Which ones depends on your ATA requirements, but typically can be in the port range of 10,000 - 20,000 UDP. A good resource for learning about the basics of VoIP and port forwarding can be found on CQVoIP.net website and blogs.
Do I connect to my router? Directly to the modem? Do I use the WAN or LAN outputs from the device? Do I need to reset anything on my internet/router settings? I only have instructions in Mandarin, and I don't read/speak a bit!
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When hooking up any VoIP adapter, it is a must to have the User Manual (in a language you understand). There are many configuration inputs required to configure a VoIP adapter with BYOD VoIP services (bring your own device). The only time you wouldn't need the user manual is if the VoIP ATA (analog telephone adapter) is "preconfigured" with only 1 service provider, and you have already paid for VoIP service with that provider. In this case, they pre-configure it for you in advance. In this case, it should be "plug and play". Whether it needs to be behind a router or in front of the router just depends on whether the ATA has its own built-in NAT-Router. If it has built-in NAT-Router, then it should be connected directly behind the Internet Modem on the WAN side, then your network router can be connected to the LAN side of the ATA. If it doesn't have a built-in NAT-Router, then it of course needs to be placed behind your existing NAT-Router. In this case, your NAT-Router will need to be configured to Port-Forward or Port-Trigger the appropriate SIP VoIP ports required to enable VoIP packets to pass without being blocked by the Firewall. You need your manual to determine this info. Typically, SIP VoIP requires ports 5060-5061 UDP to be forwarded from router. It also required RTP (Real Time Protocol) ports to be forwarded. Which ones depends on your ATA requirements, but typically can be in the port range of 10,000 - 20,000 UDP. A good resource for learning about the basics of VoIP and port forwarding can be found on CQVoIP.net website and blogs.
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