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NLV END OF YEAR ONE
Posted: Sun Oct 2, 2022 9:50pm
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Hi members. I have been offered a job to start when my first year NLV ends. Would 20hrs per week (part time) be sufficient to apply for a working visa ?.
Thank you.
Your prospective employer will need to apply for a work visa on your behalf. You cannot do it yourself. I doubt that 20 hours a week would be sufficient income to gain the work visa.
Steve
Apart from the income factor is it really a vacancy the prospective employer could definitively prove could not be filled by an EU citizen?
They would have to demonstrate that they had tried but failed.
I'm guessing now but I would imagine if a work visa were on the cards it would have to be applied for and granted to commence before or exactly when your NLV expires otherwise I think you'd probably have to leave the country and only return with the visa.
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Posted: Mon Oct 3, 2022 11:14am
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Darro wrote on Mon Oct 3, 2022 6:35am:
Apart from the income factor is it really a vacancy the prospective employer could definitively prove could not be filled by an EU citizen?
They would have to demonstrate that they had tried but failed.
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I'm guessing now but I would imagine if a work visa were on the cards it would have to be applied for and granted to commence before or exactly when your NLV expires otherwise I think you'd probably have to leave the country and only return with the visa.
Thank you. It is teaching English to spanish students. My visa expires next February. Should i get my prospective employer to start the process now or wait until February was what i really wanted to know.
Posted: Mon Oct 3, 2022 4:43pm
Carolcoldy wrote on Mon Oct 3, 2022 11:14am:
Thank you. It is teaching English to spanish students. My visa expires next February. Should i get my prospective employer to start the process now or wait until February was what i really wanted to know.
Seek proper legal advice.
Do not rely on layperson’s opinion on this site.
I went through the process with my Spanish employer to get a work visa and it involved a lot of paper.
Carolcoldy wrote on Mon Oct 3, 2022 11:14am:
Thank you. It is teaching English to spanish students. My visa expires next February. Should i get my prospective employer to start the process now or wait until February was what i really wanted to know.
I would think that it would be OK to start now. There are no penalties involved with the NLV.
I would employ the services of a recommended Gestor to help you.
Steve
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