 I'm going to Bogota, Colombia in a week. Any advice? |
| My friend was a foreign exchange student here last year from Colombia and next week I am going to visit her. I have a friend that went there on spring break last year and he said it was fun but he... |
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 Rio De Janeiro or Buenos Aires? |
After a lot of thought I've narrowed down my vacation options:
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 Peru Project? |
| Help. Im doing a spanish project on epru. My teacher is nuts shes took an a project and said it was a c cause it had no 3d dimensioal items or the line when you cut the paper wasnt straight. So i was ... |
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I have a big important Spanish project due on the 5th. Anyone know...
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 Im thinking of moving to Manta, Equador......Who knows about this place? |
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 Are there any direct flights from Colombia to Puerto Rico? If so, what airline? |
| I can only find flights that have a layover in Miami and Houston. You practically fly past Puerto Rico, just to go back. Is there a way to fly to another country like Panama? The idea is to cut down ... |
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 Are Peruvian toilet seats removed or never purchased? |
| I was wondering why most bowl toilets in Peru don't have toilet seats, even if they are the type that looks like they would come with them? Are they removed to make cleaning easier or are they ... |
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 Driving in Chile (in and around Santiago). Is it difficult? |
I cant drive a manual car very well and renting an automatic car is too expensive.
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 Is a necklace from Costa Rica that says made from "exotic woods" expensive? |
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 Chile or Costa Rica? |
| Ahh....Can't decide. I want to hear what you have to say about these countries, and/or which would be better to spend six months in for foreign exchange.... |
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 Drugs in South America? |
why is it so difficult to combat the drug trade in South America?
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 Is costa rica a clean place? |
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 Venezuela.........Bolivia... |
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 Argentina??? |
hey ya'all i'm headed to school in Argentina... i have traveled to a dozen countries and done missions work in almost every continent... anything unique i should know about argentina???
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 Joining FARC-EP of Columbia? |
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Working in El Salvador? |
I know its hard to find work there, but are there any options for an english speaking person looking for work there. do the hotels or restaurants hire foreigners?my husband is from there and immigration is holding up his case to come back to the u.s. so i'm thinking of staying with him till its done. I need to have an income if i do. i speak conversational spanish too. thanks. |
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try the 'swanky' hotels that are situated in LA ZONA ROSA which if im not mistaken its the hot spot to go at day and night.
They could use somebody who speaks both english and spanish.
Just the fact that you speak english is a big advantage (believe me). |
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Try applying as a liason with any of the US companies doing bussiness there. They often need US workers that are willing to relocate. Keep in mind that most of their bussinesses are located in industrial areas, not the tourist or even urban areas. |
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Yes, you can find a job out there, but your right it is a little diffucult.
I was just there 3 months ago, and reading the newspaper,
and there are lots of jobs avialable,
try hotels, lots of department stores at the malls, insurance companies, hospitals, if you have customer service skills you'll do just fine.
wish the best of luck to you and your husband. |
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noctis invocat
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if you are a native english speaking person you have a big opportunity to get a job in many of the english language academies in El Salvador. |
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The simple answer is no you can't work legally while you are there on a tourist visa.
You may want to contact the embassy of El Salvador. And see about a work visa... But probably aren't many available for non skilled labor.
There are several call centers in San Salvador that hire english speakers, Dell, U.S. air.but you won't get hired on a tourist visa.
You don't have many options for employment.
A little free advice from a cranky old man, stay the hell home in the U.S. you are in way over your head and you have a kid to worry about. Let Mr. wonderful go back andf sort out his problems..You can make way better money in the states. |
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