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| Visas & Work Permits |
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| The following is a guide through some of the rules and regulations for each country. Some countries will be far more relaxed about enforcing these rules than others. If you are working for a tour operator abroad, they will be aware of the regulations and should sort out any permits and visas you may need.
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| EU Countries |
Any EU citizen working or travelling in another EU country does not need a visa or work permit.
The following countries require a residence permit if you are staying longer than 3 months: Germany, Italy, Spain.
You may also have to apply for further documentation in resort, so check with the authorities when you arrive.
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| Non-EU Countries |
e.g Switzerland , Andorra
All Europeans need work permits. The official procedure is to first obtain a job, then the employer must apply for a work permit.
N.B. Andorra: As Andorra does not have an airport you will need a valid passport allowing you to travel through France or Spain. |
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| USA |
British citizens do not need to apply for a tourist visa in advance any more.
You can fill in a visa waiver form at the airport that allows a maximum of three months in the country.
A B1/B2 visa will allow you to stay in the country for a maximum of six months, but does not allow you to work in 'gainful employment'.
 Click here for a guide to USA visas. |
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| Canada |
Though you do not need to apply for a visa in advance, an Employment Authorisation document is required to allow you to work in the country.
Click here for a guide to Canadian work permits. |
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