Finance jobs in BA

[Bianca]

Since when is this like this?

I know companies that pay tickets back to arrange the workvisa.

My husband and I recently got our work visas and we did everything here (BsAs) with no need to fly back to the States. However, we did have to do a lot of prepping (tons of paperwork) before leaving the US. I imagine that a company could choose to send their employee back to the States to make gathering the necessary documentation easier and quicker, but it wouldn't be mandatory.

 

[steveinbsas]

Since when is this like this?

I know companies that pay tickets back to arrange the workvisa.

Even several years ago, when the "law" stipulated that work visas had to be ""delivered" outside of Argentina, it was possible to apply for and receive them here. This was also true of the visa rentista.

 

[steveinbsas]

I am an active member of this site.

I posted info on a apptment for temporary rental that a friend of a friend has... and it has been over a week an nobody has approved it....
perfectly legit etc...

My question now is are only appt postings
not approved or are all postings that are new awaiting approval????

I believe that including the link in your post caused the delay. As Igor recovers, another moderator is checking posts such as yours, but he also has a professional career.

 

[BlahBlah]

Thanks Steve, where would this site be without your brilliant advice

 

[Popper]

Save for my birth certificate and apostille, I did everything from BsAs ON MY OWN for the work visa. If you have any particular questions, let me know.

 

[jp]

I applied for everything here. Brought all my documents with me, had them all stamped by the apostille and then getting everything sorted here was relatively straightforward, although it did involve a "immigration specialist" who seemed to have a magic ability to hurry things along...

 

[steveinbsas]

I applied for everything here. Brought all my documents with me, had them all stamped by the apostille and then getting everything sorted here was relatively straightforward, although it did involve a "immigration specialist" who seemed to have a magic ability to hurry things along...

Where did you receive the stamp (or seal) of the Apostille?

I had all of my docs receive the Apostille at the offices of the Secretary of State of the state(s) of issue. It was relatively inexpensive...a lot cheaper than using a private company for this service.

 

[mini]

Since when is this like this?

I know companies that pay tickets back to arrange the workvisa.

Like Bianca, we did all our papers from here in October/November. We initially entered as tourists.

 

[mini]

Left to follow yours?

I put up a post about using the ignore function which has been deleted. But I'm going to repeat myself here:

Can those who don't get along with each other PLEASE start using the ignore function? The rest of use are tired of slogging through your bickering useless posts.

 

[crazydreamer]

Hi Guys,

I am new to this site, but I am in South America and I would like to stay!! I don't have a work visa but I was wondering if it is easy to find jobs in Finance in BA and what kind of salary is the norm there?

Going back to one of your original questions, have you tried talking to a reputable recruitment consultancy?

Now I only remember Michael Page, which has offices in many other countries http://www.michaelpage.com.ar/

You'd also benefit by doing some networking with people in your field. Remember that LatinAmericans are all about relationships! Maybe before going to BA you can start browsing groups and associations in BA that are registered in LinkedIn, Xing or even Facebook.

Good luck