what is the name of the Bioteck company in iceland working on new type heart and other common drugs.?
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Friday, August 21, 2009
Friday, August 14, 2009
I'd like to move to Iceland but
I'd like to move to Iceland but...?
I hold an Aussie and Swiss passport. Am I able to live/work in Iceland without a visa? Just wondering if there are any agreements to do with the EU which would allow this?
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Yes, you are. Citizen of Switzerland enjoy the same rights as EEA nationals. http://www.utl.is/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=82&Itemid=84&lang=en .. An individual from an EEA/EU country may stay and work in Iceland without any special permit for up to three months from arrival in the country, or for up to six months if seeking employment. If that person stays in the country beyond this time he/she must register his/her right of residence with the National Registry at Borgartún 24, 105 ReykjavÃk. All EEA/EU citizens are free to set up a business in Iceland. http://ec.europa.eu/eures/main.jsp?catId=8109&acro=living&lang=en&parentId=7749&countryId=IS&living= .. http://www.utl.is/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=46&Itemid=48&lang=en ..
I hold an Aussie and Swiss passport. Am I able to live/work in Iceland without a visa? Just wondering if there are any agreements to do with the EU which would allow this?
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Yes, you are. Citizen of Switzerland enjoy the same rights as EEA nationals. http://www.utl.is/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=82&Itemid=84&lang=en .. An individual from an EEA/EU country may stay and work in Iceland without any special permit for up to three months from arrival in the country, or for up to six months if seeking employment. If that person stays in the country beyond this time he/she must register his/her right of residence with the National Registry at Borgartún 24, 105 ReykjavÃk. All EEA/EU citizens are free to set up a business in Iceland. http://ec.europa.eu/eures/main.jsp?catId=8109&acro=living&lang=en&parentId=7749&countryId=IS&living= .. http://www.utl.is/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=46&Itemid=48&lang=en ..
Friday, August 7, 2009
i am female looking for work overseas (i live in iceland). Any advice
i am female looking for work overseas (i live in iceland). Any advice?
you are sweet. I have a masters in public policy and justice. i am also working on a doctoral dissertation on courts in comparative perspective. I am really good with stats (i teach it at the undergraduate level). I have also been a project manager. i got my edication in the us and i lived there for years. i actually had a permanent residency card since my ex husband is american. our six year old son was born there.
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well what kinda work are u looking for??come to america there is alot of work over here..
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Travel to USA and apply at any Wal-Mart.
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Where do you want to work? What do you want to do? We don't have enough details to help you.
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may be you can start with th us army or navy they always got job posting maybe you can find something there
you are sweet. I have a masters in public policy and justice. i am also working on a doctoral dissertation on courts in comparative perspective. I am really good with stats (i teach it at the undergraduate level). I have also been a project manager. i got my edication in the us and i lived there for years. i actually had a permanent residency card since my ex husband is american. our six year old son was born there.
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well what kinda work are u looking for??come to america there is alot of work over here..
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Travel to USA and apply at any Wal-Mart.
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Where do you want to work? What do you want to do? We don't have enough details to help you.
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may be you can start with th us army or navy they always got job posting maybe you can find something there
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Can I use my Canadian Debit Card in Iceland
Can I use my Canadian Debit Card in Iceland?
I'm planning a trip to Iceland and have heard the country is going through some economic struggles (to put it lightly). Will my TD Canada Trust debit card work at atms in Iceland or should I bring exchanged currency with me? I called and asked my bank and they had "no information regarding the economic status or operating status of ATMs in Iceland." Thanks!
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I would be 99% confident it would work. Unless the country literally melts down completely, which is highly unlikely, the infrastructure will continue to function. If you card is part of a larger network, which almost all of them are nowadays, you should be fine (and it's better than bringing currency with you, in terms of the exchange rate). P.S. My ATM card (from the States) worked in *Russia* when I was there in the late 90's...if that's possible Iceland should be a slam dunk!
I'm planning a trip to Iceland and have heard the country is going through some economic struggles (to put it lightly). Will my TD Canada Trust debit card work at atms in Iceland or should I bring exchanged currency with me? I called and asked my bank and they had "no information regarding the economic status or operating status of ATMs in Iceland." Thanks!
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I would be 99% confident it would work. Unless the country literally melts down completely, which is highly unlikely, the infrastructure will continue to function. If you card is part of a larger network, which almost all of them are nowadays, you should be fine (and it's better than bringing currency with you, in terms of the exchange rate). P.S. My ATM card (from the States) worked in *Russia* when I was there in the late 90's...if that's possible Iceland should be a slam dunk!
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