You can Live in Luxembourg

 

Imagine finding yourself in the richest country in the world. A country where everything works from healthcare, affording housing, education and every other thing that you can ever imagine.

I am not talking about dreaming or day-dreaming. This is reality! You can actually line your dream in Luxembourg and become a permanent citizen here. Everything is indeed possible if you meet the requirements that I will be listing here.

Luxembourg is welcoming migrants to come and work in the country whether you are highly skilled immigrants with many years of experience and good academic background or you have little education [but at least a school certificate] but have a skill to sell then this article would really interest you as Luxembourg could be the dream country to migrate to.  

But just here are some information about Luxembourg:

                       Information About Luxembourg

Luxembourg is a small European country and part of the Schengen states and a member of the European union [EU]. It has consistently been ranked the richest country in the world.

Luxembourg is surrounded by Belgium, France and Germany.

Luxembourg has three official languages: French German and Luxemburgish. It was founded in 963 and became a grand duchy in 1815 and an independent state under the Netherlands.

             Working in Luxembourg

Luxembourg has been welcoming immigrants to work in the country since 2012. There are more jobs in the service, IT and health sector. These are the highly demanding jobs.

To work in Luxembourg, you need to get a Type D or a long-term visa stamped on your passport. You will need to go to the nearest embassy or VFS in order to apply for a visa to come to Luxembourg.

You need to get all the documents required for a work visa to come to Luxembourg if you are going to get a work visa.

 For more information about applying for a work visa in Luxembourg, please contact at us gemslandstudyabroad@gmail.com

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Visit Egypt

Egypt is one of the most attractive destinations in the world because of its pyramid and the mummies. No one visits Egypt without going to see the pyramid. 

Egypt is one of the hottest and sunniest countries in the world with the exception of a strip along the Mediterranean cost, Egypt has a desert climate.

Egypt links northeast Africa with the middle east dating back to the time of Pharaoh.

Millennia-old monuments sits along the fertile Nile River Valley, including Giza’s colossal pyramids and Great Sphinx as well as Luxor’s hieroglyph-lined Kmak Temple and Valley of the kings/ tombs.  The capital Cairo is home to Ottoman landmarks like Muhammed Ali Mosque and the Egyptians museum, a trove of antiquities.

           Here are 15 facts about Egypt that you might not have heard of

1.      Egypt is the third-largest populated country in Africa                 

2.      Egypt is a transcontinental country. The Sinai Peninsula is a land bridge between the Northeast of Africa and the southwest of Asia.

3.      Egypt is home to the longest river in Africa                           

4.      The statue of Liberty was originally intended for the Suez capital

When French sculptor Frederic-Auguste Bartholdi first had the idea to build a statue of a peasant woman, dressed in robes and holding up a massive torch, he originally wanted it to stand at the entrance of Suez Canal with the name “Egypt bringing light to Asia”. Nothing came of the project, but Bartholdi persevered with his idea, and was eventually commissioned to build the statue in New York Harbors. “Liberty enlightening the world” was unveiled in 1876, seven years after the suez canal was finished.

5.      Caira is the third-largest city in Africa. Love the buzz of a big city? You’ll love Cairo, Egypt’s capital. It’s home to 10 million people, making it the highest populated city in Africa bar two. Kinshasa (DR Congo) and Lagos [Nigeria] both have populations of more than 15 million.

6.      The last ancient wonder of the world is in Cario: The great pyramid of Khufu is the biggest of the pyramid of Giza and is the last ancient wonder of the world left standing.

The remaining 6 wonders of the ancient world have all been destroyed over the last centuries.

They are [or were]: The Hanging Gardens of Babylon [Iraq], The Temple of Artemis [Turkey], The Statue of Zeus (Greece), The Mausoleum of Halicamassus (Turkey), Colossus of Rhodes (Greece) and the Lighthouse of Alexandria [Egypt].

7.      The largest food court in the world is in Cario: Oasis, Cairo’s behemoth of a food court restaurant taking up to 41,000 square meters and seating more than 4,000 diners at a time.

8.      Alexandria is named after Alexander the Great.

9.      The world’s largest embarkment dam is in Egypt.

10.   Egypt is home to seven UNESCO sites.

11.   The Pyramids of Giza were once bright white.

12.   The Pyramids weren’t built by slaves.

13.   Ancient Egyptians believed that makeups had healing powers.

14.   Ancient Egyptians invented the 12-month calendar.

15.   Egypt borders two seas.

   The country boasts of over 1,800 miles of coastlines divided between the red sea to the east and the Mediterranean Sea to the north.

Now that you know the amazing facts about Egypt, here are places to visits in Egypt:

1.      Ras Mohammed National Park

2.      Temple of Kamak

3.      The Museum of Egyptian Antiquities

4.      The Pyramid of Giza

5.      Valleys of the Kings

6.      Abu Simbel Temple Complex

7.      Luxor Temple

8.      Great Pyramid of Cheops [Khufu]

9.      Tiran Island

10.   Great Sphinx

11.   Temple of Philae

12.   SOHO Square

We can help you package your tour of Egypt. Contact us today: Gemsland Study Abroad & Tours

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Consider Working in Albania

Quick fact

Population:2,793,592

Capital: Tirana                                                                        

Language: Albania

Currency: Lek

GDP: $25,297 billion [nominal,2024[$59,099 billion]

Major source of income: Agriculture 

If you have been considering travelling about to start a new work life, I think Albania should come into your bucket list.

Albania is a country located in Southeastern Europe in the Balkan peninsula with an Adriatic and Ionian coastline. Neighboring countries include Greece, Macedonia, Montenegro and Kosovo. Albania has a strategic location along the strait of Otranto linking to Mediterranean Sea.

The car of choice in Albania is Mercedes. It is also the birthplace of Mother Teresa. Albania is also known for its medieval-era castles, exotic beaches and Ottoman architectures lined up on the streets.

There are many reasons to consider working in Albania. First, it is a European country (although not a Schengen state now but will join Schengen very soon).

Two, getting visa to go and work in Albania is very easy and stress free. You might not have to go through the stress of visa refusal like other countries.

 Another reason to consider Albania is that life there is cheaper and affordable there compared to other European countries and the people are very nice. Your employment just have to complete work request permit before you start a job. It typically takes no more than 30 days after submitting the documentation to get an approval or denial.       

It might also interest you to know that the literacy level in Albania is 99%. So that means if you are living in this country, you are definitely living in one of the countries with high literacy level. The mainstay in Albania is Agriculture. That means that you will have a lot to eat and if you like Agric (or you studied any course related to Agriculture like Agric Engineering, Agric Economics, etc.), you should be counting your fingers because you might be earning about five figures in a month. In short, you shouldn’t be looking for work for so long because your skills will always be needed in this country.

In terms of work permit, some work permits have restrictions, but the overall validity periods of the permit depend on the type.

There are four main Albanian work permit categories:

Type A: Permit for economic activities for both employers and employees.

Type B: Independent economics activity permits.

Type C: Permit for special occasions.

Type D: Permanent work permit for eligible foreigners.

All foreigners need a visa to enter Albania and a residence permit to live there.

            Type of Work Available In Albania

All types of jobs are available in Albania. The service sector and Agriculture have the highest job demands. But the people working in the financial sector get the highest pay.

At the moment, here are the skilled and unskilled workers demanded in Albania.

*Bricklayer

*Plumber

*Painter

*Carpenter

*Mechanic

*Mason

*Electricians

*Non-motor mechanic

*Drivers

*Butchers

*Miner

- Hotelier

 - Cleaners

          Document Required To Apply

To apply for any of the above listed Jobs, applicants should have the following documents:

-Valid International Passport (for at least 2 years]

-Passport Photograph

-Copy of Diploma (School certificate, Degree or Diploma)

-Updated CV

-Clear criminal record (Police character certificate)

-Clean bill of health (Medical report from approved government hospital)

-Processing fee

Processing Duration

To get a work permit to Albania, applicants should note that the processing takes three[3] to four[4] months. You cannot travel to Albania until you get your work visa.

                   Frequently Asked Questions [FAQ’S]

1. I have a school certificate; can I work in Albania? Yes, only school certificate is required. If you have other certificate like degree or diploma, this is an advantage.

2. Is English test or English language proficiency required to work in Albania? No, You do not need to provide or show a proof the IELTS to work in Albania.

3. How can I get a visa to work in Albania from Nigeria? You will get an E-visa. We can help you to apply for an E-visa.

4. How long does the visa last? You will get a 1-year visa after signing your employment contract.

5. How much will I earn while working in Albania? This depends on the type of job you are choosing. But averagely, you should be earning between $500 to $1,000 per month.

6. What currency is spent in Albania? Lek

7. What happens after my job contract or visa expires? Your employer will renew your job contract for you.

8. How many hours will I be required to work in Albania? Approximately 43.7 hours.

9. How much is one Albania lek compared to US Dollar? It is 0.01

10. How good or how hospitable are the people of Albania? Albania people are friendly and hospitable.

Still have more information or ready to work in Albania,

Contact: Gemsland Study Abroad & Tours: gemslandstudyabroad@gmail.com

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