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A PORTAL DESIGNED TO ASSIST IMMIGRANTS LOOKING TO RESIDE & WORK IN ANOTHER EU STATE

A portal funded by the European Commission to assist immigrants looking to reside and work in another EU state. Offers information on visas, work permits, employment, starting a business, social integration, and general resources.

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A PORTAL DESIGNED TO ASSIST IMMIGRANTS LOOKING TO RESIDE & WORK IN ANOTHER EU STATE

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  1. A PORTAL DESIGNED TO ASSIST IMMIGRANTS LOOKING TO RESIDE & WORK IN ANOTHER EU STATE The project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This toolkit reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained NEXT PAGE click on the arrow to begin

  2. Welcome to the InteGrant portal The InteGrant project consists of partner organisations from Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Italy and Poland All information derived from this portal is intended as reference material only and current legislation or facts should be checked before being acted upon by an individual (s). Click on the flag below to view the toolkit in that language Czech Republic Italy Poland Bulgaria Austria

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  4. TheRedarrows permit you to move within sections (forwards & backwards) Bluewriting permits you to choose sectionssection ? Go to Introduction Menu Click on the flag below to view the toolkit in that language Czech Republic Italy Poland Bulgaria Austria

  5. Section 1 VISAS & WORK PERMITS With Europe at its doorstep and a large domestic market the UK immigration program offers a gateway for thousands of applicants seeking a European experience. Many UK Work visa categories allow for extended visa options which can lead to permanent residence. With all political changes come variations in the system to check your eligibility visit www.ukvisas.gov.en/en/howtoapply or www.migrationexpert.com MORE

  6. Nearly all workers in the UK have to pay tax & national Insurance contributions. The Government uses tax to run the country, National insurance are deducted for benefits when people retire or are sick or unemployed. Visitwww.hmrc.gov.uk & www.dwp.gov.ukfor more information Section 2: Employment

  7. Section2 Employment If you are from a European Union country, you will almost certainly have permission to work in the UK, although you may have had to register on the Workers Registration Scheme first. The rules about your rights might be different if you come from Bulgaria or Romania. For more information about the rights of Bulgarian and Romanian migrant workers, visit the UK Border Agency website;www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk Section 2:1Interview Techniques

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  15. Section 4 : Staring your own business There are many sources of information relating to turning good ideas into small businesses. The government funded regional organisation Business Link can be easily located in the phone book and online. It is an organisation with dedicated personal advisors . Visit : http://www.businesslink.gov.uk for more information More

  16. Section 4 : Staring your own business Grants & funding potential sources of help with starting up, running or developing your business. Support may be available in a number of forms, including financial assistance and free or subsidised services which provide advice. More

  17. The Federation of Small Businesses is the UK's largest campaigning pressure group promoting and protecting the interests of the self-employed and owners of small firms. Formed in 1974, it now has 215,000 members across 33 regions and 230 branches Contact the Federation of Small Business atwww.fsb.org.uk Section 5

  18. Social Integration aims to advance social and cultural integration, social justice, inclusion, equality & diversity and to eliminate prejudice, stereotype and discrimination in relation to asylum seekers, refugees and minority ethnic communities from all ethnic backgrounds Visit: http://www.afsi.org.uk. for more information Section 6

  19. If you have a National Insurance number (NINO) you have the right to be in the UK and are registered on the Workers registration Scheme you may go on the housing register and may be entitled to Housing Benefit, Council Tax Benefit and to apply as Homeless. Once you have completed 12 months uninterrupted work you will no longer be required to register as a worker and will have equal rights as others. Go to www.migrantworker.co.ukfor a full explanation General Information

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  21. Most UK cities have self help, voluntary groups and organisations centred around immigration. The Jobcentre and Local Councils are an ideal first calling point. www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk END

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