Howe can i sell holiday homes of Turkey in US?
I'm from belgium. Working for Turkey company. I sell holiday homes. So howe can i sell holiday homes in US? Howe can i make advertisements in US?
Renting & Real Estate - 2 Answers
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Who is gonna buy it?
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You can market the property in the USA but the transaction must take place in Turkey. Because of the distance from the USA to Turkey you will not have much luck. The people who can afford that kind of deal hire lawyers to arrange them. If they're serious the Turkish company should hire a marketing agent in the USA. There's too much potential for abuse when a company in one country uses an agent in a second country to do business in a third country.
Monday, June 21, 2010
Monday, June 14, 2010
What is the present cost of living belgium? in Brussels, Ghent, or in Antwerp
What is the present cost of living belgium? in Brussels, Ghent, or in Antwerp?
I will go to belgium in 4 months to work as a nurse there. I just want to know the cost of living expenses just like the transportation, utilities, apartments, food and basic necessities. My salary is approx. 2500 euros but still subjected to tax and it will be deducted at least 115 euros per month for the dutch training. Do you think it is still enough for me to survive there and can i still save money with that amount? Does anyone know the nature of nursing work in belgium?? Thanks a lot!
Belgium - 2 Answers
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Yes, you should be fine. Your biggest expense will probably be your studio or apartment. So if you can find anything at around 500 euro's per month, you should be able to get by with about 1000 euros a month for rent, food, insurance and utilities. Public transportation is expensive. But you can get a substantial reduction if you ask for a weekly, monthly, yearly pass for routes you do regularly. If it is work home related, your employer will even pay a large part of that expense too. For other less regular routes, getting a gopass (under 25) or a railpass for traveling around the country by train is usually the cheapest way to go. The rest will depend on your lifestyle, but if you keep a careful eye on your budget and don't go out too much, you should still be able to save quite a bit.
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Yes you will be more than fine. Apartment : If you take furnished studio, that will cost you about 400 Euro. Or you can chose the type of your apartment on this website: http://www.logic-immo.be/en/rent/house-apartment-property-belgium.html Transportation: In Brussels you have subways all around the city with low price (1,70E), or buses with a bit higher price (depends where you are traveling to). This website will help you to calculate all your transportation costs: http://www.stib.be/index.htm?l=en Food and basic necessities: Pretty much like US or any other European country. Here are some food and basic needs prices: http://www.gb.be/home.cfm?lang=fr I wish you enjoyable stay
I will go to belgium in 4 months to work as a nurse there. I just want to know the cost of living expenses just like the transportation, utilities, apartments, food and basic necessities. My salary is approx. 2500 euros but still subjected to tax and it will be deducted at least 115 euros per month for the dutch training. Do you think it is still enough for me to survive there and can i still save money with that amount? Does anyone know the nature of nursing work in belgium?? Thanks a lot!
Belgium - 2 Answers
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Yes, you should be fine. Your biggest expense will probably be your studio or apartment. So if you can find anything at around 500 euro's per month, you should be able to get by with about 1000 euros a month for rent, food, insurance and utilities. Public transportation is expensive. But you can get a substantial reduction if you ask for a weekly, monthly, yearly pass for routes you do regularly. If it is work home related, your employer will even pay a large part of that expense too. For other less regular routes, getting a gopass (under 25) or a railpass for traveling around the country by train is usually the cheapest way to go. The rest will depend on your lifestyle, but if you keep a careful eye on your budget and don't go out too much, you should still be able to save quite a bit.
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Yes you will be more than fine. Apartment : If you take furnished studio, that will cost you about 400 Euro. Or you can chose the type of your apartment on this website: http://www.logic-immo.be/en/rent/house-apartment-property-belgium.html Transportation: In Brussels you have subways all around the city with low price (1,70E), or buses with a bit higher price (depends where you are traveling to). This website will help you to calculate all your transportation costs: http://www.stib.be/index.htm?l=en Food and basic necessities: Pretty much like US or any other European country. Here are some food and basic needs prices: http://www.gb.be/home.cfm?lang=fr I wish you enjoyable stay
Monday, June 7, 2010
Belgium War Graves- Careers and Internships
Belgium War Graves- Careers and Internships.?
I loved visiting the In Flanders Field Museum in Ypres a few years ago, and as a result I always wanted to do a gap year/voluntary work in Belgium. I really don't know where to begin and how to go about it... just wondered if anyone had any ideas or suggestions :-) I'm in my first year at Uni now, and was wondering about doing something for 3 months in the summer. Any ideas??? I'd be so grateful :) x
International Organizations - 1 Answers
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The British ones are looked after by the Commonwealth War Graves Authority or Commission. Probably a starting point. They might let you help out unpaid. It is awe inspiring to think of how many there are and what happened.
I loved visiting the In Flanders Field Museum in Ypres a few years ago, and as a result I always wanted to do a gap year/voluntary work in Belgium. I really don't know where to begin and how to go about it... just wondered if anyone had any ideas or suggestions :-) I'm in my first year at Uni now, and was wondering about doing something for 3 months in the summer. Any ideas??? I'd be so grateful :) x
International Organizations - 1 Answers
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The British ones are looked after by the Commonwealth War Graves Authority or Commission. Probably a starting point. They might let you help out unpaid. It is awe inspiring to think of how many there are and what happened.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
We are looking for work
We are looking for work..............?
Your Open QuestionShow me another » Me and my partner are loking for work.? Im looking for live-in housekeeping-gardening work in .... Belgium Bulgaria Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungery Iceland Italy Luxembourg Malta Netherlands Norway Spain Switzerland United Kingdom
Other - Europe - 1 Answers
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Just like in the US you need a work permission in the EU. And to get this one you can work as an expat for your company, or first officially migrate. But that means also a lot of paperwork... And even with the correct papers it will be hard to find work nowadays I'm afraid...
Your Open QuestionShow me another » Me and my partner are loking for work.? Im looking for live-in housekeeping-gardening work in .... Belgium Bulgaria Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungery Iceland Italy Luxembourg Malta Netherlands Norway Spain Switzerland United Kingdom
Other - Europe - 1 Answers
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Just like in the US you need a work permission in the EU. And to get this one you can work as an expat for your company, or first officially migrate. But that means also a lot of paperwork... And even with the correct papers it will be hard to find work nowadays I'm afraid...
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