ME

Does anyone know anything about work Visas in Europe and how much they cost. Planning on working throughout Europe in August / early September for about 3 weeks. Is a passport enough or do I need to apply for something special?

Sus

Actually you can't just buy a work permit for europe. Depending on the country and your status (i.e. if you are a student) it is not easy to work over here. I have dual citizzenship due tio my parents both being born in the EU but this is how I work and live here. If you have at least 1 parent otr Grandparent who was born in Ireland you can get a passport that way. Unless you are a student looking for short term work or a "professional" whose skills are in shortage in that country and a company would sponsor you then it's not easy. You can get shorter term work in Bars etc if you should choose to do this. Good luck and enjoy!

Andre

Me, <BR><BR>"Planning on working throughout Europe in August / early September for about 3 weeks." <BR><BR>You must be kidding!!!<BR><BR>How easy do you think it would be for an EU citizen to do the same (legally) in the US? Well, it's tit for tat with visas/work permits so that gives you an idea of the hurdles you would face.<BR><BR>Andre

ME

Ok, maybe I was misunderstood. I am not working as in getting paid in Europe. I am going there for work form a US based company. A business trip of sorts. I just wanted to know what other documentation I needed besides my passport.

Ann

Your company's lawyers should be able to answer your questions.<BR><BR>However, my understanding is that you don't need anything else but your passport, as long as you're working for your US company on such a short-term basis.

me

I was sent to England by my company to work for a month (branch office of the main company here in California). I didn't need any documents except my passport.Immigration didn't even ask me too but after 9/11 they may be stricter.