Looking for a contract in italy

Last activity 02 January 2018 by Janingal

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naceurnagiNew member02 January 2018 15:03:36

I am tunisian Hse manager with good experience in different oil and gas projects (drilling,pipeline and seismic research) and I worked also in libya and kuwait both onshore and offshore
I am speaking arabic ,french and English fluently and some italian.I am looking for a contract in italy so that I can get permesso de seggornio.Now I am living in Tunisia but I have a valid touristic visa.
Please help me to get more informations
Thanks

JaningalContributor02 January 2018 17:21:38

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With your tourist visa you can travel to Milan (or any other Italian place) for 90 days. However, you'd need to be very lucky to find work within that time frame.
I think it would be less costly to check for potential employers on the internet and thus establish useful contacts.

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