How to get work permit in UK

alhawary5855 Member

Member since 29 January 2015

alhawary5855Member30 October 2015 12:04:03

Hi All,

booking.com sent me job offer this week, as they want Arabic speakers, the problem is they asked me to must get work permit as they don't provide it.
i have searched the web of how to get it and i found may sites asking for just money to provide it, also fake sites.
i need some one to guide me what is the easiest way to get the work permit , i can pay money no problem but i dont want any one to stole my money for nothing.

XB23 ViP

Member since 07 October 2014

XB23ViP30 October 2015 12:25:29

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I question the validity of the offer. Have you confirmed it's genuine. Is it a Customer Service Executive position? And I don't think you will be able to obtain a visa for that.

pedrokarneiro Active member

Member since 04 April 2012

pedrokarneiroActive member30 October 2015 16:11:19

Hello, Alhawary.

Maybe you find more information at this page: /en/guide/europe/e 鈥� visas.html

All the best!

alhawary5855 Member

Member since 29 January 2015

alhawary5855Member30 October 2015 16:15:37

This offer yes can wait some time,they cannot find Arabic speakers.

XB23 ViP

Member since 07 October 2014

XB23ViP30 October 2015 16:22:01

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How did they contact you? Be aware there is plenty of scams out there, particularly those related to employment in the UK.

alhawary5855 Member

Member since 29 January 2015

alhawary5855Member30 October 2015 20:19:45

They contacted me from their official mail, but I still need to know the steps to get the work permit

XB23 ViP

Member since 07 October 2014

XB23ViP30 October 2015 20:35:40

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Here is the official government website regarding UK visa's:

Bob-666 Contributor

Member since 01 February 2011

Bob-666Contributor30 October 2015 21:54:46

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Hello Alhawary,
To get a work visa you must have a sponsor. Only your employer can sponsor you. If they are not prepared to do that, then it is impossible to get the visa. If anyone else says they can get a visa for you, they are a crook.
Is the job advertised on their website under vacancies? Unexpected job offers are usually fake.
Regards, Bob

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FredIndonesia Expert30 October 2015 22:39:37

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Bookin.com, a 100% legitimate company, has been targeted by scammers several times.
Ask these questions?

Did the offer come from an application made by you, or just from a random email?
Does the email you have for them exactly match the email address on the official website?
Have they asked you for any cash?

Ricks1982 Member

Member since 30 October 2015

Ricks1982Member30 October 2015 22:39:41

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Hi guys
I just found out a free guide that explains how to get job in the UK

alhawary5855 Member

Member since 29 January 2015

alhawary5855Member30 October 2015 22:59:29

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Thank you,yes they replied to me after i registered an application on their official website , they never asked me for any money, also they replied from official email same on their website.

XB23 ViP

Member since 07 October 2014

XB23ViP30 October 2015 23:01:18

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alhawary5855 wrote:
Thank you,yes they replied to me after i registered an application on their official website , they never asked me for any money, also they replied from official email same on their website.

Was it this site:

?

STEFFIFI ViP

Member since 26 February 2015

STEFFIFIViP31 October 2015 21:38:11

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Booking.com is a very serious site.

In fact, they want that you have already a work permit because they don't get you one. It's enough frequent, even with big companies.

So, you must already live in Europe with a long stay visa or being a EU citizen. If not, you can't work, sorry...

I know, it's stupid, but it's like that... There is nothing to do...