My name is Amanda, and i am a 26 year old nurse from Sweden.
i am thinking of moving to Sal and i am looking for a job there. Is there any nurse jobs avalible? how do i find the jobs and can i apply for a job from sweden? I have worked as a nurse in sweden for 3 years. I speak fluid english and swedish and I also understand Norwegian and danish. How do i apply for a visa?
Best regards,
Amanda
Work as a nurse in cape verde
Swedenamanda
13 February 2017 21:38:17
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alfredrobinson
14 February 2017 08:56:17
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You don't need a visa to Cape Verde from Sweden, you will get your visa at the Cape Versean airport, port of entry in Praia or Sal.
You need to look online to see if there is opening for nurses in Sal, search online am dating also the job search engine in Cape Verde called yellow pages http://www.paginasamarelas.cv
Good luck dear
Swedenamanda
14 February 2017 14:13:36
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Thanks for your quick answer! So I can apply for a working visa on arrival? Is that visa for a year?
Is it hard to get a job when I get there or do I need a job before I go?
Kind regards
Amanda
alfredrobinson
14 February 2017 23:27:38
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No you cannot apply for a working visa at the Airport! The visa at the point of entrée only allows you to enter Cape Verde for a period of time, may be 2weeks or a month!
When you already inside Cape Verde, you can go to the nearest immigration office to extend your visa, or apply for residence permit! You cannot apply for a work permit until you get the job! When you get the job, it's either the company that would apply for you, or then you can go and apply your self, its not difficult like in Europe.
Sorry, some information that I am giving you on here might not be 100% accurate as I no longer live in Cape Verde. I live in Gambia.
But what I am sure is that you do not need a visa to fly to Cape Verde, but at arrival, you will have to pay for the entrée visa. When you settle in, you can extend your visa, or get resident permit! This I know for sure. As for job, I am not sure about it! You can start applying online, but I know for sure that Cape Verde don't have much expatriates jobs. Most are voluntary decisions that might lead to a permanent job.
Lastly, you could first visit, and see how the country is, then you can make up your mind! In Gambia, i am sure you can get a nursing job, because their are so many expatriates vacancies here in their hospitals, i am not aware of Cape Verde anymore.
Thank you and Good luck
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