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Do I need an employment authorization document to work in Romania? I would like to add that I am a German citizen. EU and EEA (European Economic Area) citizens do not need a visa for crossing the border to Romania. If you stay longer than 90 days, you have to register your residence at the General Inspectorate for Immigration. Do non-EU/ EEA researchers need an entry visa for Romania? Non-EU/ EEA researchers have to apply for a short or long...
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Unemployment
National Agency for Employment (NAE) is the central civil service specialist empowered to: promote policies, strategies and state programs in the development of the labor market; social protection of people looking for a job; preventing unemployment and combating its social effects; implementation of migration policy labor monitoring the activities of private agencies for employment. MISSION: supporting national strategies for employment by...
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Career Development
Career Development Centre of the University of Montengro offers the services of the career guidance, informing and advicing for the future career success. Consultations at the Career DevelopmentCentre are open every day, except Friday, and each member of our academic community can come and have a conversation with our staff about various information which concern them. One of the main objectives of the Career Development Centre at University of...
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Taxation, Uneployment and Pensions in Estonia
Income tax returns for the year 2017 is submitted to the Estonian Tax and Customs Board from 15 February to 2nd of April 2018. See other important dates for persons submitting income tax returns here. See more info in Income tax returns tab below. Taxation This is a general overview about the Estonian tax system. For further details please follow links to original information provided in the text. Direct taxes are withheld from the salary...
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Health Insurance
Options to consider International travelling has become cheaper and more widespread than ever before. In this respect, it’s easy to forget the health risks that may be involved. Few countries offer free, straightforward, access to medical facilities like that provided by Malta. In this area one can find information about the EHIC, advice for travellers about planning ahead, staying healthy and getting treatment elsewhere in the world....
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Entry conditions and residence permits for Estonia
Different rules about residence and work in Estonia apply to citizens of the EU and to citizens of third countries. The length of their stay also influences which rules they must follow. A citizen of the European Union (EU), of a member state of the European Union Economic Area (EEA) and Swiss Confederation - herein EU citizen. A citizen of a third country - occasionally called herein non-EU citizen. Who does not need a visa to visit Estonia?...
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Work permit
Work permit Foreign citizens and staTeless persons who want to engage in employment in the Republic of Moldova must obtain work permit from the National Agency for Employment of the Ministry of Economy. To grant the right to work: To grant the right to work, the employer or its legal representative shall submit to the National Agency for Employment the following documents: the demarche of the company / organization / institution to the National...
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Taxation/salaries
Taxation system in Moldova Labor legislation settles the social partnership rules when hiring foreign researchers.When the foreign researchers are being hired through a labor contract, all the provisions of the legislation of the Republic of Moldova are applied. According to the legislation of the Republic of Moldova, every employer is required to monthly calculate and withhold various taxes from their employees; being considered the given...
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Recognition of Diplomas
RECOGNITION OF DIPLOMAS Recognition of diplomas and qualifications obtained abroad According to the Law on Education of the Republic of Moldova no. 547 of July 21, 1995, the Ministry of Education is in charge for the recognition and equivalence of qualifications. Theprocedures for evaluating and recognizing qualifications are regulated by national legislation and international conventions and recommendations of the Council of Europe, European...
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Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
Intellectual Property Rights Intellectual property covers two basic areas: industrial property (inventions, patents, plants’ varieties, models and industrial designs, trademarks and brands, topographies of integrated circuits) and copyright (literary, dramatic and musical works, choreographic works, audiovisual works, painting works, sculpture and graphic works, urban architecture and garden design, applied art works, photographic works, maps,...
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