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- May 22, 2011
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Given he’s from Japan being in or out of the EU has zero relevance?
No, it does. If you had a work visa for the EU it was easier to transfer it between member states.
Manchester City's move for Lucas Paqueta is on hold because of concerns surrounding an FA and FIFA betting investigation.
The investigation is believed to be about bets placed in Brazil. Paqueta says he has not placed any bets himself and is said to be shocked by reports.
An £80Lucas Paqueta: Man City transfer on hold due to FA and FIFA betting investigation | Football News | Sky Sportsm deal for Paqueta to join Man City has almost been agreed and could still happen if the issue is cleared up quickly.
I guessed it was the player, I was just hoping it was something else we could investigate the cheats over.
- May 22, 2011
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Makes no difference. Your visa is only valid for the company you work for so you’d have to reapply for a new one anyway
I'll take your word for it, but my ex is from NZ, and she had a work permit for the whole EU (@20 years ago). She'd worked in Greece, Germany, and Austria before she came to the UK. I dunno if her visa was different, but I last spoke to her was 3 years ago and she reckons she'd now have to apply for two different visas. She definitely didn't need one for different companies when she was here, as for the 18 months I was with her she worked for five or six different firms, and did casual temping and bar work for several others.
- May 22, 2011
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I'll take your word for it, but my ex is from NZ, and she had a work permit for the whole EU (@20 years ago). She'd worked in Greece, Germany, and Austria before she came to the UK. I dunno if her visa was different, but I last spoke to her was 3 years ago and she reckons she'd now have to apply for two different visas. She definitely didn't need one for different companies when she was here, as for the 18 months I was with her she worked for five or six different firms, and did casual temping and bar work for several others.
Depends on the type of visa but when ever we’ve had to hire someone for our company both pre and post brexit, if they’re from outside the EU they have to apply for a new visa that we sponsor. Only exception is working on a dependent visa but wouldn’t be applicable to any footballer.
No, she had relatives here, but no dependant. So if I've got this right, would Caeicedo, who's from Ecuador outside the EU, need a new visa for Chelsea as he's moving companies?
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No, she had relatives here, but no dependant. So if I've got this right, would Caeicedo, who's from Ecuador outside the EU, need a new visa for Chelsea as he's moving companies?
Not too sure what visa footballers go on tbh. I think you can generally stay on same visa but you have to request to transfer it over to new company so perhaps less of an issue on assumption you’re staying on same soc code - which for footballers it will be the same.
Seems pep never went on a spending spree ever and now Chelsea is the big baddy of spending
http://www.skysports.com/share/12942724
http://www.skysports.com/share/12942724
Don't think he's ever done £600m in one window or broken two tranfer records in one window.
Always happy to be proved wrong though
