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by rach » Mon, 17 Apr 2006 12:36 pm
VT wrote:tiki wrote:Plavt wrote:
You had best write to them, that way you will get accurate answers, something you will not get on this board.
Plavt.
This piece of excellent advice goes for other airlines and occupation as well. If you write to them though unsolicited, at least your genuine interest can be seen.
Excellent as always Plavt.
Hmmm.. Yap. I've wrote to them, the auto reply said that they will get back to me within 10 days. Hope they'll reply cos there are some which won't entertain your emails at all. I was afraid that would happen, that's why i made a query in this forum.
Hi VT,
I emailed CX 2 months ago asking about cabin crew recruitment in Singapore. I got my reply back and was told that they don’t have plans to conduct recruitment in Singapore yet.
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by Paige » Mon, 17 Apr 2006 2:46 pm
rach wrote:VT wrote:tiki wrote:
This piece of excellent advice goes for other airlines and occupation as well. If you write to them though unsolicited, at least your genuine interest can be seen.
Excellent as always Plavt.
Hmmm.. Yap. I've wrote to them, the auto reply said that they will get back to me within 10 days. Hope they'll reply cos there are some which won't entertain your emails at all. I was afraid that would happen, that's why i made a query in this forum.
Hi VT,
I emailed CX 2 months ago asking about cabin crew recruitment in Singapore. I got my reply back and was told that they don’t have plans to conduct recruitment in Singapore yet.
Dear All,
I had emailed CX 2 months ago too.. I asked them whether do they still recruit Singaporeans and they mentioned that as long as the applicant has the Right of Abode in Hong Kong.
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by VT » Mon, 17 Apr 2006 2:59 pm
okie.. thanks guys.. So i'll have to wait for their reply on my quetions then.. :p anyway, for those interested in emirates, i think you can send in the application now cos they will be having interview during 21-23rd may, by appointment only.
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by Matt10 » Fri, 28 Apr 2006 5:32 pm
Hello VT!
Did Cathay Pacific reply your email?
Care to share?
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by sharkie8480 » Fri, 28 Apr 2006 6:57 pm
Cathay will only take u if u have Hong Kong PR I heard.
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by VT » Fri, 28 Apr 2006 7:24 pm
Hmm.. Matt.. You never read thru the SIA post ah... i mentioned over there
They replied me.. Hmmm.. they are quite conservative about their pay. Never disclose.. they just put competitive remuneration. And its a three year contract, without bond. Currently no intentions of having recruitment in SIngapore. Hmmm... they only put must have right of abode in hong kong. Doesn't that mean we must be permitted to work and leave there? All we need is a permit right? Sharkie? I'm not sure about that but my sis worked in hongkong before, she just need to apply for permit. DUnno whether does it apply the same to airline.
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by sharkie8480 » Fri, 28 Apr 2006 7:44 pm
But how do u apply for visa to stay there? Can't be so simple as to just apply for it without a job right? If thats the way, anyone can do it!
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by VT » Fri, 28 Apr 2006 7:56 pm
sharkie8480 wrote:But how do u apply for visa to stay there? Can't be so simple as to just apply for it without a job right? If thats the way, anyone can do it!
ya... but what i mean is when you have a job offered there, then you apply for permit lo. I don't see why singaporeans can't work and stay in hongkong unless that individual got some special cases. If not, as long, you show that you are being offered a job there, you should be able to apply for permit.
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by Matt10 » Fri, 28 Apr 2006 8:49 pm
what is right of abode?
Why dont you check some of the HK's gov website for more information.
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by VT » Fri, 28 Apr 2006 8:58 pm
Matt10 wrote:what is right of abode?
Why dont you check some of the HK's gov website for more information.
hehe.. actually i dunno the meaning of that word
i only know we can get permit for working there.
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by Plavt » Fri, 28 Apr 2006 9:23 pm
Matt10 wrote:what is right of abode?
Why dont you check some of the HK's gov website for more information.
Somebody with a legitimate right to live in Hong Kong (.i.e.
permanently)
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by VT » Fri, 28 Apr 2006 10:06 pm
Plavt wrote:Matt10 wrote:what is right of abode?
Why dont you check some of the HK's gov website for more information.
Somebody with a legitimate right to live in Hong Kong (.i.e.
permanently)
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Oh... So even if i'm working there, i will be staying there as long as i dun terminate my service. So that's not considered ya? Thanks for clearing the doubts.
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by euniceh0 » Sat, 29 Apr 2006 1:34 pm
i'm currently working for cathay but as a ground staff.. they wont be recruiting from singapore, not in the near future... this few yrs the hongkies and hongkong PR are the ppl they recruting...
tt's what i hear from my management.. singaporean crew too exp to keep
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by VT » Sat, 29 Apr 2006 1:46 pm
euniceh0 wrote:i'm currently working for cathay but as a ground staff.. they wont be recruiting from singapore, not in the near future... this few yrs the hongkies and hongkong PR are the ppl they recruting...
tt's what i hear from my management.. singaporean crew too exp to keep
Oh... okie.. thanks for your valuable info.
Then i can put cathay off my list.
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by euniceh0 » Sat, 29 Apr 2006 1:57 pm
VT wrote:euniceh0 wrote:i'm currently working for cathay but as a ground staff.. they wont be recruiting from singapore, not in the near future... this few yrs the hongkies and hongkong PR are the ppl they recruting...
tt's what i hear from my management.. singaporean crew too exp to keep
Oh... okie.. thanks for your valuable info.
Then i can put cathay off my list.
welcome dearie... anyway their uniform not nice also... it the same as our grd staff.. plus u need to be real fluent in cantonese in order to communicate well with passenger.. there's alot of hongkie in each flt...
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