I have international passport i want to working europe country for office or hotel job. How it possiable.?

Question

I am Bangladeshi, I want to working europe hotel or bar jobs but Bangladesh is very cost to in Europe, So I want to Know to You How it easilly to process pls advise me asap.

Rana

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Answer 1

there are many things that go into working in europe... first you must get a living visa then you must get a working visa... when applying for a job in europe it is important that you send anywhere from 40-100 different letters of application... one or more of them will accept you... make sure that when you do this that they are all in the same city...

Answer 2

Why don't you get a job in Bangladesh instead of begging? We have enough Asians here as it is

Answer 3

Working in Europe is not easy. There are restrictions on the employment in the European Union Countries. You may want to contact some employment agencies with the connection in Europe and submit your resume for processing. If you have good qualification working experiences and speak good English, there should be any problem, i suppose. Good luck.

For Hotel Job, you can start with the Hotel website. There are careers link you can find in the hotel website where you can submit your resume. Try Intercontinental, Hilton, Sheraton Group of Hotels websites. There are links to their hotels in Europe.

Answer 4

I agree with yume667 and I did this myself several years ago, but I am french and went to work in the UK so I did not have the visa issue.

So you must check beforehand for each country you want to go to what the rules are as they will be different.

Then, send application letters in major cities, where it will be the easiest to find a job.

If you speak (or have some knowledge of) the language of the country you want to go to, it will be a good point for you, so make sure you mention it, or even write your letter in the country's language.

But bear in mind that if you do not speak the country's language, they will give you a S****y tough job (sorry, I don't want to seem to put you down, but this is what really happens)