How to get Work visa from South Africa.

Work Visa from South Africa to French Polynesia

Work visa, Visas of French Polynesia, Visa

Pretoria

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This visa is issued to those who intend to work in French Polynesia. Applicants are required to request for a work permit from their company of appointment. Alongside the work permit, there should be a certificate that states the following:         The foreign employee's identity, nationality and address.         The name and address of the company where the foreigner would be working.         The reason for employment, the nature and duration of employment.         A signed statement that guarantees the employee would be regularly paid for the period of stay. If a work permit is granted,an employment card is made available to the applicant at the Service de l’Emploi, de la Formation et de l’Insertion professionnelles (SEFI). The work permit will be granted for a maximum of 6 months and it cannot be renewed.

Work Visa from South Africa to Northern Mariana Islands

Work visa, Visas of Northern Mariana Islands, Visa

Pretoria

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This visa is issued to people who have been employed by a country in Northern Mariana Islands. This visa can only be issued when it is proven that the applicant has been given employment in the territory. The employer must write a petition to get the applicant employed and send it to the USCIS (California Service Center). There should also be a letter of invitation sent with the petition to reflect what the individual is going to do in the company. There should be proof that the company would fully take responsibility for the employee's living expenses. The company must clearly state how long the employee's contract would last.  There should be a documentation of the foreign employee's confirmed accommodation in the territory.    There should also be proof that the employee would be paid regularly. The company can give a statement on previous salaries being paid and a document reflecting regularly paid taxes.  

Work Visa from South Africa to Tonga

Work visa, Visas of Tonga, Visa

Pretoria

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Tonga has created a policy that stops non-citizens from seeking job opportunities in the Kingdom due to the high level of unemployment among the youths of Tonga.  However, registered companies or businesses operating in Tonga may bring non citizen employees into the country, provided that the person holds a specialized skill.  The Ministry of Labor, Commerce & Industries (MLCI),Tonga then assesses the non-citizen for his or her professional skills before granting them entry. MLCI is responsible for the labor markets that are open for non citizens to take up employment while in Tonga.  Applicants are expected to present the offer of employment from a company in Tonga.  There must be an employment contract stating the job specification of the non citizen applicant.  There should be a proof or evidence of professional skills of  the applicants.  Relevant licences/registration required by any other law in Tonga relating to the specific profession must have been acquired (e.g. Registration on the Board of Health for persons requiring to practice medicine in Tonga etc.)   The employer's business licence and company registration may also be required by Immigration. MLCI may also request inspection of the business/company and any information relating to the number of Tongans currently employed by the said company. Persons undertaking voluntary and charitable work in the Kingdom are also required to hold a Work visa. The same conditions for an employment visa apply to applicants undertaking voluntary and charitable work. 

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