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May 11, 11, 19:05 #1

Hi, mi name is Pablo Hernandez, currently living in Poland in the city of Bielsko Biała with my 90 days turist visa, my fiancee lives in here, thats the reason why i moved here, we are going to get marry but we still dont have a date, now i been here in Poland for 1 month, left Poland for some days to the UK and just came back yesterday, i been trying to find a here on Bielsko teaching spanish but havent found it yet, do anyone else know what other kind of job i might be able to do that wont required a working visa? or where is the best place for foreigners? as stated before my fiancee and me still dont have a date to get married, now if we moved the civil wedding, with this would i be able to work? or still wont be able to work, i really dont want to move the wedding since i want my family members to come but if that the only way.

your help will be appreciate it

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May 11, 11, 19:53 #2

It's very simple: if you are married, you do not need a work permit; if you are not married, you almost certainly do. You could try finding a Ministry of Education inspected school which is exempt from the need for work permits for native speaker teachers but I would doubt that any such school teaching Spanish exists in Bielsko-Biala (and even then there would probably be discussion about whether a non-Spaniard counts as a native speaker....)

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