As you establish your business in Timor-Leste, you will likely employ both Timorese citizens and non-nationals from other countries. You may even want to send some employees from your parent company abroad...
Read MoreAs you establish your business in Timor-Leste, you will likely employ both Timorese citizens and non-nationals from other countries. You may even want to send some employees from your parent company abroad to help with the transition. Your international workers will need Timor-Leste work permits and visas with the appropriate documentation to work in the country.
As you establish your business in Timor-Leste, you will likely employ both Timorese citizens and non-nationals from other countries. You may even want to send some employees from your parent company abroad to help with the transition. Your international workers will need Timor-Leste work permits and visas with the appropriate documentation to work in the country.
Trust Globalization Partners to ensure all your noncitizen workers comply with legal requirements. When you work with us, we’ll handle applications for the proper permits and visas and provide the resources you need to move forward.
Nonnationals have three options for business-related visas in Timor-Leste:
As a nonnational, you will need to provide some key documentation as part of the Timor-Leste work visa application:
Keep in mind that the requirements for your application will depend on the consulate or embassy through which you apply. Make sure you’ve researched the requirements for your specific country’s embassy.
Because visa requirements can differ from country to country, you’ll want to start by locating the nearest Timor-Leste consulate office. Once you’ve found the appropriate office, follow these steps:
If you want to extend your stay beyond your visa terms, you must apply for an extension before your visa expires at the Immigration Service Offices in Dili.
Depending on your country of citizenship, you may also be able to obtain a short-term visa upon arrival in Timor-Leste. However, some embassies’ information regarding upon arrival visas differs from Timor-Leste’s official guidelines. For this reason, it’s best to be prepared with a work visa before you fly out. You can also consult with your local embassy for more information.
When you work with Globalization Partners, we’ll coordinate visa application requirements and ensure you and your employees have the appropriate documentation and permits to work in Timor-Leste. We simplify the process for you and handle the necessary procedures according to local immigration regulations.
Reach out to our team to get more information on how we can manage your business’s requirements and ensure compliance in Timor-Leste.
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