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ITALIAN IMMIGRATION UPDATE
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ITALIAN IMMIGRATION UPDATE – The Italian government has announced the number of work permits available within the quota system for 2018 and it is 30.850 – just like last year. The quota system applies to some categories/citizens. Some positions, especially highly-skilled ones, are not covered by the quota system.
Out of the 30.850, 18.000 work permits are assigned to foreigners seeking seasonal work in Italy; the remaining 12.850 will be issued to foreigners already in possession of a Permit of Stay (Study / Seasonal) and who would like to convert this for full time employment in Italy. A few work permits will also be available for self-employed applicants and special categories of foreigners, such as Latin American citizens with Italian ancestors or workers who have completed a specified training in their country of origin.
The decree will become official in mid-January. Ultimate Italy
Out of the 30.850, 18.000 work permits are assigned to foreigners seeking seasonal work in Italy; the remaining 12.850 will be issued to foreigners already in possession of a Permit of Stay (Study / Seasonal) and who would like to convert this for full time employment in Italy. A few work permits will also be available for self-employed applicants and special categories of foreigners, such as Latin American citizens with Italian ancestors or workers who have completed a specified training in their country of origin.
The decree will become official in mid-January. Ultimate Italy
PUBLISHED DATE: JANUARY 4, 2018
POLITECNICO DI MILANO , CAMPUS MILANO, MILAN
Wednesday, 6 December 2017
The five most common challenges Indians face in Germany
Ever more Indians are choosing to come to
Germany for work and study. We look at the main difficulties they face when
they get here.
Germany
presents a myriad of challenges for all foreigners in general. Every newcomer
to the country faces their share of hurdles mostly related to the language
being a barrier, the tedium of the bureaucracy or the greyness of the weather.
Depending
on where one is based - either the countryside or a city - the challenges can
be exasperating. Getting comfortable with German (let alone mastering it) as a
language - particularly the grammatical part - is in itself a daunting task
making the country an impregnable fortress for aspiring immigrants.
While
there are common issues faced by most foreigners regardless of their
nationality, here are the top issues faced by Indians in Germany.
1. Lack of domestic help
Given
the vast pool of local labour available in India, every middle class Indian
household has some form of domestic help for daily chores and housekeeping. The
helper might be a driver, a housekeeper, a cleaner, a cook, a gardener, a dog
walker or all of them together. Such supporting staff in an Indian household
free the employers from routine to-dos.
Therefore
most Indians arriving from India to Germany, are overwhelmed by the surfeit of
daily chores and the lack of domestic help. From house cleaning to garbage
sorting to travelling miles to source Indian groceries to car cleaning, adult
members of an Indian household in Germany find it challenging to cope with
tasks that they typically outsource back in India.
Work-life
management in Germany seems more a tightrope walk between work and domestic
chores. The fact that domestic duties are inexhaustible and recurring make this
a primary challenge and adjustment issue for many Indians.
2. Help! I'm on the autobahn
Switching
from the left-hand to the right-hand drive is a common challenge expected when
moving to most western countries. But, coping with the directional changes
alongside high-speed Autobahns, indecipherable German road signs and road rules
simultaneously make personal transportation a frightening task for most
Indians.
Back
in India, drivers are engaged to get from place to place. The time spent in the
car is another chunk of free time that can be used to read, makes calls, or
dwell on social media. On the contrary, in Germany, the only activities that
pair well with driving are listening to music and following the navigation
system. The process of obtaining a German driving license (Führerschein)
deserves a separate article in itself.
The
hefty study material and equally intimidating multiple choice questions
required to take the theoretical part of the driving test are in some ways as
demanding as a school leaving exam.
3. Markets closed on Sundays
In
India, no matter where one lives, a neighbourhood store that stocks essentials
is never far away. Be it a Sunday or any other public holiday; it is possible
to get food and some basic home stuff easily and readily. That is why
Sonntagsruhe remains a concept that takes some getting used to for the Indians
in Germany.
The
first few Sundays in Germany are a rude shock for most Indians who are baffled
at the rigidity and the all-pervading extent to which the Sunday Closed
signboard applies. That initial blow is dispelled to some extent when the
nearest petrol station reveals itself as a place to refuel on milk and some
small eats.
Still,
inviting guests home on a Sunday to share a meal takes a lot of planning, shopping
the day before and scrutiny because the Indian kitchen employs a multitude of
herbs, spices and other ingredients to pull off a nominal three course meal -
the lack of even one or two ingredients and kitchen essentials can leave a
telling tale on the guests' palate.
4. Lack of work opportunities for spouses
Accompanying
Indian spouses are quite diligent about regular German language lessons to help
themselves cope with the country and its demands. However, most jobs -
technical or non-technical require native level German even to apply.
One
of the biggest reasons that put off most educated Indians about moving to
Germany is the lack of work opportunities for their spouses. Most of the urban
Indians are well educated and hold diplomas and degrees that they have worked
hard to obtain in their home country. While it is understandable that breaks
are taken owing to maternity or young children, no Indian in the current
generation plans to stay at home and focus just on housekeeping.
That
is why this point is a huge deterrent and a challenge too. Regardless of the
number of hours invested in German lessons, getting to the point of native level
German is not obtainable even with a road map. As a compromise, most Indian
spouses have to shelve the idea of working at positions suited to their
education and instead settle with the idea of any job that applies their grey
cells.
5. Indian stereotypes
Mass
media plays a significant role in portraying the people of a country and its
culture in a certain light, but in Germany, its a combination of parochial
TV-based news reports and Bollywood flicks with German subtitles. The Indian
blockbusters aired on popular German TV channels paint an image of India that
is often far from
reality.
The drama played out on the silver screen doesn't apply much to the lives of
the Indians who live and work overseas, yet many aspects of India and Indians
are misconstrued by Germans who choose to inform themselves through such
popular media.
Common
stereotypes include the Indian head nod; all Indians work in IT; Indians run
around trees as a way of flirting; docile and dependent Indian women stirring
up a curry, rearing children and dancing to Bollywood songs to pass time;
derogatory remarks and imitations of the Indian accent in spoken English. These
stereotypes are uttered in social situations as a mild joke, but sometimes they
go
further
as in the case of some house/apartment owners not letting out their property to
Indians in general because they think cooking curry spoils kitchen interiors.
Source : https://www.thelocal.de/20171206/the-five-most-common-challenges-indians-face-in-germany
Monday, 27 November 2017
International Career Day, ROME
Are you a grad student or graduate? Many opportunities in the areas of engineering, Economics, computing (but not only!!!).
Discover companies and meet hr managers. Rome, November 29 Join and bring your talent! from 09.30 to 16.00
International Career Day is hold by
Centro Congressi Frentani, via dei Frentani, 4 - Romavery close to Roma Termini and Università La Sapienza
Click here to Register
Discover companies and meet hr managers. Rome, November 29 Join and bring your talent! from 09.30 to 16.00
International Career Day is hold by
Centro Congressi Frentani, via dei Frentani, 4 - Romavery close to Roma Termini and Università La Sapienza
Click here to Register
WHAT IS THE INTERNATIONAL CAREER DAY?
International Career Day is dedicated to career opportunities both in Italy and abroad. It is reserved to Italian and foreign final year university students, Erasmus students, recent graduates and young professionals with a fluent English and/or other European languages, who are willing to gain experience in a challenging context.
Attend and discover more and apply to graduate programs, internships, open positions, trainings, masters, MBAs and scholarships.
Attend and discover more and apply to graduate programs, internships, open positions, trainings, masters, MBAs and scholarships.
We are looking forward to meeting you!
COMPANIES
Here the companies that will attend the event. Visit their profiles, watch the videos and discover the opportunities.
Some companies will run presentations during the event and webinars before the day of the event: see the agenda for the details.
Some companies will run presentations during the event and webinars before the day of the event: see the agenda for the details.
Friday, 3 November 2017
Thursday, 2 November 2017
Attend FREE Seminar by Sapienza University of Rome ( Study in Italy )
Exclusive Seminar
& spot Evaluation on Study in Italy
September 2018 IntakeNo IELTS/GRE required
Free Education With 5200euros Scholarship Available
Bachelors / Masters /Phd Available96% Visa Sucess Rate
Education gap acceptable
Low academics can apply
Three yrs bachelors accepted
All classes conducted in English
20hrs/week work permit
Chances of getting PR.
Low living cost 250 to 300euros p.m
First come first visa schemes
Visa decision within 15 days
Worldwide acceptable Degree (ECTS)
European Union and Schengen country,so that you can travel 25 more Schengen countries with the visa of Italy.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86Ra4357d_Q
September 2018 IntakeNo IELTS/GRE required
Free Education With 5200euros Scholarship Available
Bachelors / Masters /Phd Available96% Visa Sucess Rate
Education gap acceptable
Low academics can apply
Three yrs bachelors accepted
All classes conducted in English
20hrs/week work permit
Chances of getting PR.
Low living cost 250 to 300euros p.m
First come first visa schemes
Visa decision within 15 days
Worldwide acceptable Degree (ECTS)
European Union and Schengen country,so that you can travel 25 more Schengen countries with the visa of Italy.
=====================================
We provide you best service
☛ Free visa processing
☛ Free interview preparation classes
☛ Assist for documentation
☛ Free English Languange Training
☛ Free polish language Training
☛ Free airport pickup
☛ Arrange accommodations
☛ Internship
=====================================
Plz Do Attend Free Education Fair From Nov 18th to 28th Nov
Venue: Videsh Consultz
For more details :
Hyderabad: 9676502888,9052578888
Bangalore: 9591578688
Vij & VZ: 9848123999
Kerala:8129656222
Chennai:9566068588
=====================================
Website:http://www.videshconsultz.com/countries/study-in-italy/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/videshconsultz/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/videshconsultz/videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86Ra4357d_Q
Saturday, 14 October 2017
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