Working holiday in Europe for Singaporean passport holders
(I'm asking this question on behalf of a friend.)
My friend wants to go travelling around Europe and she has a Singaporean passport. Now, Singaporean passport holders don't need a Schengen visa in advance (as far as I know) as long as their stay is less than 90 days. However, she also wanted to work during the trip (teaching / bartending, etc) to support herself during the trip. Is that allowed, or does it require a working holiday visa? If it does require a working holiday visa, is there a common one that (like the standard Schengen tourist/business visa) or must one be obtained individually from each country in the itinerary?
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Can a Singaporean work in Europe?
Can Singaporeans Work In Europe with ETIAS? People from Singapore travelling to the European Union with an ETIAS will not be permitted to work in their arrival destinations. In order to work in a Schengen country Singaporean citizens must instead apply for an appropriate work visa from the nation they wish to work in.How long can a Singaporean stay in Europe?
Singaporean citizens can enter the Schengen Area without a visa for a period not exceeding 90 days. Your Singaporean passport's validity must exceed the date when you intend to leave the Schengen Area by at least three months.Does Singapore passport need visa to Europe?
Will Singapore citizens need a visa for Europe? No, citizens of Singapore will not need a visa to travel to Europe for up to 90 days for tourism, business, or transit.Can I work in the UK with Singapore passport?
To be eligible for work (especially if you are going for a new role), you need a Biometric Residence Permit now.How to apply Schengen visa from Singapore - Schengen tourist for Singapore students
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