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GeneralButtNakedDon't use a website. Get off your phone. Find a way to get there. Once you're there ask for a job in person, this shows that you are willing and able. Find a place to sleep. Figure out how to eat cheap. Figure out how to bathe. Go to work. Get a house. Learn to live like everyone else there. Boom, you're a local.
Its not you. Your ski bum predecessors ruined the easy way over a decade ago. Its a good life though. Lots of skiing, you'll like it.
**This post was edited on Jan 6th 2018 at 8:40:44pm
UnofficialNickIf you plan on being out here for more than 90 days you will need a visa. Start by getting your background check from the FBI and check online to see what type of visa you want to apply for. Living and working out here is super sick but there are definitely some things you need to have on lock before coming.
BrawnTrendsNot sure what the FBI has to do with working in Europe?
UnofficialNickTo get a work visa here you need to have a background check through the FBI usually.
BrawnTrendsWhere's "here"?
BrawnTrendsNot sure what the FBI has to do with working in Europe?
Monsieur_PatateJust like a French citizen needs to provide a police record to the US embassy where he is applying for a visa
BrawnTrendsNever had to give a police record to the US embassy in Paris, and I've had several American visas. Maybe they did it without my knowledge? but I personally never went through the process.
Monsieur_PatateRegardless of whether or not you need a background check, the only shot OP has at getting what he wants is the seasonal worker permit imo. So I would start there. Pretty sure you need a contract before you can get the permit tho.