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#238173 - 05/18/07 12:05 PM Looking for work
BritsPack Offline
Im looking for a job Bartending, Waiting, or any other customer service position. Experienced, bondable, and Canadian.


Let me know if anyones interested in hiring!!

Thanks!

Brittany

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#238176 - 05/18/07 01:23 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: BritsPack]
SimonB Administrator Offline
Sorry but those jobs are reserved for Belizeans.
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#238180 - 05/18/07 02:19 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: SimonB]
Sir Isaac Newton Offline
May have a space for you, seeing how you mentioned you are into bondage. (he he)

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#238182 - 05/18/07 02:35 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: Sir Isaac Newton]
travelqueen Offline
Wow, SIN! You've got jobs for everyone!
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#238196 - 05/18/07 05:54 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: travelqueen]
Cooper Offline
No joke, its illegal here for you to work any of those jobs!!!! Youd be turned in faster than a lizzard catches a fly.
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#238203 - 05/18/07 08:06 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: Cooper]
jesse Administrator Offline
Hmmmm... quite a few gringo/gringas tending bar in San Pedro.

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#238222 - 05/19/07 08:41 AM Re: Looking for work [Re: jesse]
SimonB Administrator Offline
On a work permit? After obtaining residency sure but try walking in and getting a work permit for one of those jobs.

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#238248 - 05/19/07 04:46 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: SimonB]
cracked up Offline
I only know of 1 bartending on a "Bar Tender" work permit, so, it is possible.

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#238283 - 05/20/07 11:21 AM Re: Looking for work [Re: cracked up]
Cooper Offline
If you own the bar you can get a permit to work it, is why you see Gringos working. Although I know a few cases that folks bought bars/restaurants and then denied permits. Or they are illegal. Old timers were able to get residencies with a wider variety of job options. Now even your residency specifies the work you are limited to do.Not sure what happens with citizenship. The problem with a cute young blonde tending bar without permits is that she may be apt to pull in more tips cause shes unique, believe me the other gals
/guys wont stand for that and she will get turned in rather quickly. Alot of folks are working here illegally, it just is not right to those who paid for their residency/work permits/ taxes etc!!!
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#238334 - 05/20/07 10:19 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: Cooper]
Bill Thornton Offline
First step...Marry a Belizian.

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#238342 - 05/21/07 07:55 AM Re: Looking for work [Re: BritsPack]
elbert Administrator Offline
Your common wealth and they have a little advantage over a US citizen, but I wouldn't call that a foot in the door, maybe a little toe. Pick a profession you won't be competing with the Belizeans for.
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#238349 - 05/21/07 09:31 AM Re: Looking for work [Re: elbert]
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#238350 - 05/21/07 09:31 AM Re: Looking for work [Re: Sir Isaac Newton]
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I can hook you up!
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#238352 - 05/21/07 09:38 AM Re: Looking for work [Re: Sir Isaac Newton]
Pedro1 Offline
If you start your own business i.e. a restaurant (we sorely need more good ones)-you will get a work permit almost immediately

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#238356 - 05/21/07 10:33 AM Re: Looking for work [Re: Bill Thornton]
travelqueen Offline
 Originally Posted By: Bill Thornton
First step...Marry a Belizian.

Um SIN... there's something I want to ask you... will you um....?
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#238357 - 05/21/07 10:34 AM Re: Looking for work [Re: travelqueen]
Sir Isaac Newton Offline
A good pizzeria is in order!
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#238358 - 05/21/07 10:35 AM Re: Looking for work [Re: Sir Isaac Newton]
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Make you a life size ice sculpture or myself?
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#238359 - 05/21/07 10:45 AM Re: Looking for work [Re: Sir Isaac Newton]
travelqueen Offline
Uh... no... just need you to show up at the church and sign some paperwork... no big deal really! You've done it a few times so you know the routine! :P
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#238367 - 05/21/07 01:01 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: travelqueen]
TrueLover Offline
I thought SIN was already married.........???

Now wait TQ. You would marry a belizean so you could work a job? There's something wrong with that plan.
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#238368 - 05/21/07 01:04 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: TrueLover]
KC Jayhawk Offline
SIN strikes me as a multi-tasker!!
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#238370 - 05/21/07 01:20 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: KC Jayhawk]
travelqueen Offline
 Originally Posted By: KC Jayhawk
SIN strikes me as a multi-tasker!!
You know this too???? Whoa!

I think polygyny is ok in Belize! Who's gonna know??? :P
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#238372 - 05/21/07 01:41 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: travelqueen]
cracked up Offline
Marrying a female Belizean does not give you automatic residency, citizenship or even right to work.
You still need to go through the standard application process/waiting period and of course duration in the country.
Although, if you are a female marrying a Belizean male, I believe that the process is different, as in easier.

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#238379 - 05/21/07 02:04 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: cracked up]
Short Offline
How many wives can you legally have as a Belizean?

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#238420 - 05/21/07 08:49 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: KC Jayhawk]
Cooper Offline
Being the owner of a business very often does not automaticly give you a work permit, Many boat owners dont work their boats, hard to get a guide permit. Hotel owners cant work the desk. Boutique owners cant be salespersons and on and on and on.
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#238459 - 05/22/07 11:59 AM Re: Looking for work [Re: Cooper]
Sir Isaac Newton Offline
Polygyny? Multiple OB/GYNs?
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#238460 - 05/22/07 12:01 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: Sir Isaac Newton]
Sir Isaac Newton Offline
Owning a business doesn't give you a work permit. You can supervise but not officialy work. Being said, a Self Employed work permit it a tad easier than a employer applying for you.
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#238463 - 05/22/07 12:05 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: Sir Isaac Newton]
travelqueen Offline
SIN, wikipedia is your friend! :P

Polygyny is described as when a man is either married to or involved in sexual relationships with a number of different females at one time. This is the most common form of polygamy. Polygyny is practiced in a traditional sense in many African cultures and countries even today, including South Africa and most of Southern and Central Africa.
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#238472 - 05/22/07 12:33 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: travelqueen]
elbert Administrator Offline
polyandry is the Amazon way , look that up SIN,
lots of weird things you learn studying birds.
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#238478 - 05/22/07 01:27 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: elbert]
Sir Isaac Newton Offline
Well, now that I know, I would have to say I am a one woman kinda guy.





One woman at a time that is. I am 35 ya' know and not 17 anymore!
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#238479 - 05/22/07 01:39 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: Sir Isaac Newton]
KC Jayhawk Offline
35??? Hell, I've got bad habits older than that!!
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#239041 - 05/27/07 03:36 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: Cooper]
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 Originally Posted By: Cooper
Being the owner of a business very often does not automaticly give you a work permit, Many boat owners dont work their boats, hard to get a guide permit. Hotel owners cant work the desk. Boutique owners cant be salespersons and on and on and on.


Now I am confused..... If I purchase or open a business I cannot work the business myself? I was in Coconuts the other day and
theo owner appeared to be working???? In another thread it was recommended that a new arrival open a business with no employees
in order to expidite thier ability to begin working.

Somebody please explain in small words & type your reply slowly so I can keep up....

Thanks

Steve

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#239077 - 05/28/07 08:59 AM Re: Looking for work [Re: Mohave_Steve]
tacogirl Offline
Steve you need to have required papers to work your business such as work permit or residency.

So until are able to ride out the waiting periods to get papers and be legal to work in your business, you will not be able to visibly work.

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#239080 - 05/28/07 09:59 AM Re: Looking for work [Re: Mohave_Steve]
Short Offline
Ok, you own a business, and are here on your tourism visum. As long as your business comes with a considerable investment and provides work for Belezeans, immigration will not make a problem out of you working when you have already applied for your workpermit.

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#239096 - 05/28/07 11:46 AM Re: Looking for work [Re: Short]
Sir Isaac Newton Offline
Owning a business is ok. Monitoring your investment is ok and a really good idea.

Talking an employee role in this business requires a work permit regardless of renumeration (getting paid).

Kinda like owning a limo service but not having a license to drive a limo, you need to hire a driver. You can't drive it until you have rec'd your license. You can ride shotgun though!
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#239101 - 05/28/07 12:33 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: Sir Isaac Newton]
mangomuffins Offline
Hey folks!!

I have tried to contact the Belize consulate in Miami several times regarding this question. Apparently they are on tropical time as they never seem to be there...probably at the beach. I am trying to find out what my employment status would be as a doctor (Oriental Medicine) who would be self employed. From what I read here, getting a self empoyement permit might not be too difficult; esp. if my business would benefit Belize. I will try to contact the gov't. there. ITMT, any thoughts??

mangomuffins

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#239109 - 05/28/07 02:18 PM Re: Looking for work [Re: mangomuffins]
Sir Isaac Newton Offline
Ministy of Health would be a good Gov't branch to contact.
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