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SamWordsworth

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Thursday, June 17th 2010, 6:29pm

Jobs 2010/11

Hi just found this forum. Its a great help. My friend Jase Walsh did 7 seasons at Pas and has recommended I do one. I'm 18 and will be coming out for the start of the season with 3 friends. Is there any place with a list of employers that I can contact so that I have a guaranteed job and accommodation before I travel out? I speak a little Spanish and have 3 years work experience in Bars and Restaurants. Iv also dabbled in DJing. I would be much happier if I knew I had a job waiting for me.

Sam
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steve

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Friday, June 18th 2010, 4:01pm

Hi Sam

There's not a list of employers as far as I know, but have a search on Facebook for the groups of the bars. Some of the bars who will employ a few staff are Milwaukee, Bilbord, Underground and Pas 83.

I hope this helps.

Steve
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Vix

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Thursday, September 2nd 2010, 7:02pm

Andorra Visa . . . HELP!!

My boyfriend and I are looking to visit Andorra for the ski season, can you advise me as to whether or not we would require a visa for this length of time. If so how would we go about obtaining one? And also would the visa requirements change if we were looking to work during our visit? My boyfriend is a qualified level 2 CASI instructor, do you know of any potential employers that would consider taking him on for some instructing?

Any help will be greatly appreciated! :)
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steve

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Friday, September 3rd 2010, 11:08am

Firstly it depends on where you're from ... at the moment I'll presume you're from the UK.

Technically you would need a visa if you were coming for the full season, even if it was just for a holiday, although if you leave every couple of weeks as a lot of people do maybe with a trip to the airport or something like that then you're technically not in the country for more than a couple of weeks at a time so don't need a visa. This is a grey area though. This would be classed as a "passive residency" and you would need to pay a bond to the government somewhere in the region of €30,000 which you would get back less administrative costs when you leave!

If you or your partner plan to work then you 100% need a work permit (green card) which needs to be sponsored by an employer, so you need to get a job first and then the work permit. In order to get a work permit you need a legalised police report, which is explained on our page about working in Pas de la Casa. For instructor jobs there is only one school in Pas de la Casa, which is operated by the company who operate the mountain, called Grandvalira.

I hope this helps!
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Vix

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Friday, September 3rd 2010, 9:07pm

THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!! lots of help :D i'm sure we will be in touch again!

thanks again!
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