Chinese speaking Taiwanese looking for a job, even a volunteer one! - Page 2

chopinsong · #21 11.03.2010, 02:52

Welcome to the forum bearpawtw, good luck for your job hunting but for me your story sounds a bit dodgy

because as you are not from Swizterland or EU countries you need to have a valid work permit/resident permit to work in Switzerland...

adrianlondon · #22 11.03.2010, 08:41

That was his initial question.

He's getting a student visa and was wondering if he could do any type of volunteer work without a work visa.

Assuming the volunteer work doesn't involve a job contract I don't see how they could stop you. For example, if an old lady fell over and you helped her stand up, would the police deport you for helping people on a student visa?

nicole23 · #23 26.05.2011, 20:45

	Quote:	bearpawtw
	Hello everyone, I'm new here in this forum. I'm a 35 y/o male, and work as a medical doctor (a dermatologist) in Taiwan. I plan to spend about 6 months break in Switzerland, in the Zurich area, learning German. Still waiting for my student visa, and hopefully will be there in Switzerland since April. My profession doesn't seem to offer me advantage of finding a temporary job in Switzerland, so I'm looking for opportunities that enable me to explore more than just language learning in language schools. I'm hard working, decent, friendly, and easy to get along with. I speak fluent Chinese, Taiwanese, English, and basic Japanese and German(am learning Japanese and German at the moment.). Anything is welcome, including volunteer jobs(I once searched online, and found that they even require work permit for volunteer jobs, so I feel somehow hopeless in that respect.) If you're interested, please feel free to PM me. Thanks a lot! Edwin

hi edwinwould u also work for a partime like carrying boxes just page me if u r nterested..