Is it troublesome to sign up for a part time job abroad?

It's not troublesome, after I signed up at that time, many things were arranged for me by the staff, and I basically didn't have anything to worry about except for providing some information for an interview or something. The staff at Fun are very responsible and efficient, and I have been working in Singapore for almost a year now. Recently, I am also engaged in activities for service fees, and there is a reward of 6000 at the end of the period, which is very cost-effective.

Depending on the situation, it is generally not very troublesome, but you need to provide some information for applying for a visa, print a bank statement or something. Don't worry, the staff are very responsible and thoughtful, and they are very reliable. My brother also said that he was going to catch up, and now they are doing preferential activities and have also signed up to work abroad.

It's not very troublesome, we just provide some information and so on, because it is necessary to apply for a visa. I was out of the name of Fun News last year, and the staff was very enthusiastic and responsible, and I helped me think about many things in advance, and I felt that I was very worry-free, and it was good to have a reliable platform.

Not very hassle, as a lot of things are done by the staff who are out of fun. We just provide some information and so on, because we need to apply for a visa. I was out of the name of the fun newspaper last year

Based on my experience, I don't think it's troublesome, basically I don't have to do anything, and the staff who go out of the fun do it. If you want to go abroad, it is recommended that you register early, and there are also activities that reward service fees. It's a pity that I didn't have it when I signed up, but I'm in charge of food and housing here, and the salary is very good.

Don't bother, someone will contact you for an interview after registration, and then you should prepare to go abroad after the interview, as long as you can provide information in time. I don't think it's troublesome, because the staff of the platform are very responsible and efficient. It's been almost a year since I came out, and my job pay is very good.

Are you ready to sign up at Fun Walk? It's going to be an event right now, and there's an event that rewards service fees, and the discount is very strong.

1. Basic conditions are required to work abroad:

1. Age. Generally, the age range required in these countries is between 18-35 years old in Singapore, and the age range in developed countries is between 22-48 years old. Of course, there are other age requirements.

2. Academic qualifications. There is no unified standard for academic qualifications, mainly according to the different types of work, and there are differences. Generally, junior high school education or above can also go abroad to work.

3. Professional skills. The skills are not very demanding, and some types of work require very simple, such as packers, laundry workers, etc.

Two. To work abroad, you need to go through domestic procedures and foreign procedures.

Domestic procedures mainly include: passport, exit certificate, training certificate, etc., and vaccination is required to go to some countries and regions to avoid infectious diseases. In some countries, personal data must be notarized before entry is granted.

These procedures are generally handled by the operating company. After completing the above procedures, you can go abroad to work. If you cannot be sent out due to reasons attributable to the operating company or the foreign employer, the operating company will refund your performance bond and service fee.

If it is due to your personal reasons or force majeure, the departure fee will not be refunded.

The foreign employer is responsible for the foreign formalities including entry permits, work permits, etc. As for the cost, the expenses that you need to bear yourself are:

Medical examination fee, adaptive training fee, passport and visa fee, service fee (the labor management company will provide the expenses incurred in the organization and service management, which does not exceed the contract salary during your work abroad, etc.)

3. Before going abroad, the expenses that you need to bear and will not be refunded are:

1. Physical examination fee: The physical examination can be carried out by yourself in a hospital at or above the county level, or it can be organized by the operating company. The fee is paid according to the actual collection of the hospital, and the receipt is left;

2. Training fee: According to the length of the training time, it is generally between 150 and 600 yuan (including the cost of teaching materials and the fee of the "Expatriate Labor Training Certificate"), and the training fee is paid directly by you to the training center or to the operating company. The training is organized by the operating company in an expatriate labor training center approved by the state and qualified for training.

The training period is at least 48 hours.

3. Passport and visa fees: to be paid according to regulations;

4. Airport fuel surcharge: to be paid according to regulations;

5. Vaccination: according to the actual collection and payment of the epidemic prevention department;

6. The notary fee for the contract signed with the dispatch company: paid according to the amount of the receipt.

The only thing to pay attention to is to prepare the information you need to go abroad, because the staff are too thoughtful, and many things will be prepared for you in advance, including the terms and conditions when signing the contract are checked one by one, so as to ensure that you have no worries. Nothing to pay attention to, the staff are all in charge and can think of anything. When I reported at the time, I felt that in addition to participating in the interview and providing some information for applying for a visa, I basically didn't bother.

I've been in Japan for more than a year now, and my salary is okay.

Easy to do, provided you are eligible. The treatment of working abroad is the same as that negotiated before going abroad. Now I have been working in Singapore for more than a year, and my brother is also coming, and I just signed up yesterday to say that I have recently held an event, and the service fee is very discounted.

Easy to do, provided you are eligible. Out of the fun is a formal overseas intermediary platform, full of qualifications. Because I signed up to go abroad here, the treatment of working abroad is the same as that negotiated before going abroad.

Now I have been working in Singapore for more than a year, and my brother is also coming, and I just reported yesterday that the platform has recently held activities, and the service fee is very discounted.

Whether it's good or not depends on whether you meet the conditions, anyway, I feel that the office efficiency of the platform's staff is still very high. I signed up here this summer and it was done very quickly. Now I work as a bricklayer in Japan, and I take care of food and housing as I said before I went abroad.

If you have an idea, sign up, I saw two days ago that there is still an event going on.