i am a filipina working here in taiwan.what are the steps in getting a schengen visa?where could i get?
i want to get schengen visa as soon as possible.pls help me how can i get.
Embassies & Consulates - 3 Answers
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Apply in the embassy in Taiwan of the country you wanted to enter first in Europe.
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hallo, The 15 Schengen countries are: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Greece, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain and Sweden. All these countries except Norway and Iceland are European Union members. what are the steps in getting a schengen visa?where could i get? All depends on the place(s) you want to visit. If you intend to visit only one Schengen country, you must apply at the Embassy or Consulate of that particular country. You apply at the Embassy or Consulate responsible for the state where you live. If you intend to visit several Schengen countries, you must apply for a visa at the Embassy or Consulate of the country which is your main destination. If you intend to visit several Schengen countries but do not have a main destination, you should apply for a visa at the Embassy or Consulate of the country which is your first point of entry. thus, contact the embassy. use this link, choose your destination country and then on the right choose the country you are living now. then you'll see embassy contact information. http://www.visahq.com/embassy_row.php
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Fraginal & Julii are right so far. The question is: What kind of Schengen visa you need. As a single pinay it is quite rough 2 get 1 if it would be for tourist purposes. In that case you only would get one if a first grade relative ( mum, dad, sis or bro ) or a person who is linked to your relatives will sponsor you. If you use a travel agency there would be also a chance. If you think you can as a private trip for sightseeing. Sorry but no chance. - If it is for working purposes. France, Denmark & Norway are seeking officialy for skilled workers in the Philippines at the moment. So if you are in the healthcare business or good in IT go ahead and apply for a visa.
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Saturday, July 14, 2012
How much does Taiwanese school pay for teaching english
How much does Taiwanese school pay for teaching english?
If they only pay $50,000 NT, that is way low than any jobs paying in America. With the high cost living in Taiwan, why would any foreigner wanted to leave their country and going to Taiwan to work ?
Taiwan - 2 Answers
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The pay ranges from 40K NT to 70K NT. But, it's mostly the people, culture, environment, and sense of adventure that attract the foreigners to Taiwan.
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Well actually it doesn't cost that much and your salary definitely can support your living expenses in Taiwan. Check out those website that has lots of teaching English job posts to have a look the salary they offer http://www.tealit.com/ http://www.taiwanderful.net/guides/teaching-english-taiwan this website tells you the benefits teaching in Taiwan and how many working hours per day you will get http://teachenglishtaiwan.blogspot.com/ My bf's cousin has been staying in Taiwan for 10 years now, he has no problem with the living expenses and the salary he got in Taiwan so far.
If they only pay $50,000 NT, that is way low than any jobs paying in America. With the high cost living in Taiwan, why would any foreigner wanted to leave their country and going to Taiwan to work ?
Taiwan - 2 Answers
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The pay ranges from 40K NT to 70K NT. But, it's mostly the people, culture, environment, and sense of adventure that attract the foreigners to Taiwan.
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Well actually it doesn't cost that much and your salary definitely can support your living expenses in Taiwan. Check out those website that has lots of teaching English job posts to have a look the salary they offer http://www.tealit.com/ http://www.taiwanderful.net/guides/teaching-english-taiwan this website tells you the benefits teaching in Taiwan and how many working hours per day you will get http://teachenglishtaiwan.blogspot.com/ My bf's cousin has been staying in Taiwan for 10 years now, he has no problem with the living expenses and the salary he got in Taiwan so far.
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Internet in Taiwan
Internet in Taiwan?
i currently live in canada and im going to taiwan in a few weeks. and i wanna have my macbook connect to the internet wherever i am, wat options do i have? i know Fido in canada has evdo service, but i don't think that works in taiwan... wat are my options?
Taiwan - 3 Answers
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When you look for a place to live make sure that you have ADSL included in your rent so that you have Internet until you get your ARC card. If you share an apartment with someone most likely they will already have it you can split the bill. It's only like Thirty US Dollars or so a month. Most coffee shops here have wireless. Enjoy Taiwan. Regards,
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Taiwanese internet connection ADSL (better if staying for a long time) Seednet (recommeneded) 15 dollors US for a month but 60 dollors for two months At some places they have wirless internet such as. McCafe Subway or Subber near Taipei American School
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You will be amazed that the whole of Taipei city is wifi-ready. Enjoy wireless connection during your stay
i currently live in canada and im going to taiwan in a few weeks. and i wanna have my macbook connect to the internet wherever i am, wat options do i have? i know Fido in canada has evdo service, but i don't think that works in taiwan... wat are my options?
Taiwan - 3 Answers
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When you look for a place to live make sure that you have ADSL included in your rent so that you have Internet until you get your ARC card. If you share an apartment with someone most likely they will already have it you can split the bill. It's only like Thirty US Dollars or so a month. Most coffee shops here have wireless. Enjoy Taiwan. Regards,
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Taiwanese internet connection ADSL (better if staying for a long time) Seednet (recommeneded) 15 dollors US for a month but 60 dollors for two months At some places they have wirless internet such as. McCafe Subway or Subber near Taipei American School
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You will be amazed that the whole of Taipei city is wifi-ready. Enjoy wireless connection during your stay
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Taiwan is...
Taiwan is...?
I will be part of the hundreds of Filipinos working in Taiwan soon... What things or cultural differences would i see there? Are taiwanese rude or friendly people?
Taiwan - 4 Answers
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I'm not sure I can tell you the differences to your culture, but I can tell you what I've noticed in the week I've been here. People touch you alot more, both men and women... so don't mistake that for sexual advances. People are really friendly and very helpful and are always happy to see you, even if youre like me and look foreign (I'm white). Anyhow, I think you're really going to enjoy yourself here, I sure am.
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There are lots of difference in culture cause Taiwanese are Chinese and Filipinos are Filipinos. Just by looking at this, you will see a lot of difference in lifestyle and cultural heritage. Anyway, Taiwanese are friendly and nice people to talk with. You can find some bloodlines between the aborigines groups in Taiwan and the Filipinos however.
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They are nice and friendly people, I've been there a couple of times. Always had a great time visiting my friends there.
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I think most of Taiwanese are friendly. Sometimes we will be afraid of stranger because the public security is not good recently in Taiwan and some of Taiwanese do not familier with your country, culture. So if you met someone cold on you , do not be sad it just because we do not familier with you. Taiwanese like help anothers. And I think the weather in Taiwan is quiet like your country, our winter is not very cold and more than half year we are in summer. I very recommend Taiwanese food. Now, Taiwan has many foreign labor open their country's shop. So I think you will not feel lonely. It is difficult to live in other country no matter what reason. But I think optimistic will overcome everything. Hope everything will be excellent on you.
I will be part of the hundreds of Filipinos working in Taiwan soon... What things or cultural differences would i see there? Are taiwanese rude or friendly people?
Taiwan - 4 Answers
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I'm not sure I can tell you the differences to your culture, but I can tell you what I've noticed in the week I've been here. People touch you alot more, both men and women... so don't mistake that for sexual advances. People are really friendly and very helpful and are always happy to see you, even if youre like me and look foreign (I'm white). Anyhow, I think you're really going to enjoy yourself here, I sure am.
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There are lots of difference in culture cause Taiwanese are Chinese and Filipinos are Filipinos. Just by looking at this, you will see a lot of difference in lifestyle and cultural heritage. Anyway, Taiwanese are friendly and nice people to talk with. You can find some bloodlines between the aborigines groups in Taiwan and the Filipinos however.
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They are nice and friendly people, I've been there a couple of times. Always had a great time visiting my friends there.
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I think most of Taiwanese are friendly. Sometimes we will be afraid of stranger because the public security is not good recently in Taiwan and some of Taiwanese do not familier with your country, culture. So if you met someone cold on you , do not be sad it just because we do not familier with you. Taiwanese like help anothers. And I think the weather in Taiwan is quiet like your country, our winter is not very cold and more than half year we are in summer. I very recommend Taiwanese food. Now, Taiwan has many foreign labor open their country's shop. So I think you will not feel lonely. It is difficult to live in other country no matter what reason. But I think optimistic will overcome everything. Hope everything will be excellent on you.
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