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EXOTIC ENTERTAINER VISA INFO
The following page is to help exotic dancers from around the world try to understand the difference between a work visa, an entry visa and a work permit and/or work license.
It's very important to understand the difference and what it all means to you as an exotic dancer who travels locally (within your own country) and internationally - outside of your country.
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IMPORTANT VISA INFORMATION:
The Best Dancers website offers international gentlemen's club promotions - providing up-to-date information to a tight-knit community of exotic dancers around the world who travel. All the clubs listed on this site are prescreened and researched before they are granted exposure to advertising on this website.
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Where do you live and what type of passport do you have?
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PLEASE READ CAREFULLY: before you make any decisions about dancing internationally, you must first understand the various visas, licenses, permits & their purpose.
TYPES OF VISAS - The Best Dancers cannot assist you with ENTRY VISAS.
1) AN ENTRY VISA - is a visa that people from specific countries sometimes require in order to ENTER another specific country. It is NOT a WORK VISA. If you are not sure if you need an ENTRY VISA then please contact a travel agency, GOOGLE IT, or contact the Embassy or Consulate of the place you wish to visit. Ask them if you need an ENTRY VISA.
2) A WORK VISA - is a visa that you must have in order to work in a foreign country, other than the one where you are from. The EMPLOYER in the country you wish to work must apply for the WORK VISA for you. Many countries do not offer WORK VISAS to exotic dancers. WORK VISAS do not apply to Europeans working in other EU countries because they are all part of the same European Economic Union, therefore an exotic dancer say in Spain is able to work without a work visa in another EU country such as Paris.
3) A WORKING HOLIDAY VISA - can be applied for if you are from one country that is commonwealth with another country. UK is commonwealth with Canada and Australia, so if you are from any of these countries you can work in any of these countries with the WORKING HOLIDAY VISA. Each country has to be applied for individually- one working visa does not apply to all. So lets say you want to work in UK and you are from Canada then you have to apply for a UK WORKING HOLIDAY VISA. If you are from UK and want to work in Canada then you have to apply for a CANADIAN WORKING HOLIDAY VISA and so forth.
WORKING HOLIDAY VISA UK: Canadians, Australians, Jamaicans and South Africans are commonwealth with the UK; this means you can apply to the British High Commission to get a WORKING HOLIDAY VISA to dance in the UK. Any club that is incorporated & set up for international business in the UK can also legally hire you if you have a UK WORKING HOLIDAY VISA.
Go onto the
British High Commission website to find more information about British Working Holiday visas online. Online is faster than applying in person. This visa costs about $325.00 and takes about 2 weeks to recieve.
4) A WORK PERMIT - is a document applied for by the employer on your behalf so that you can work there. Some countries offer exotic dancers the opportunity to apply for a work permit through their employer before or after they arrive for work. The Best Dancers always tell you which clubs can apply for the WORK PERMIT.
5) A WORK LICENSE - many of the clubs we promote are in USA and some of the US States require you to have a WORK LICENSE. This is a license that you must apply for when you arrive in the city you will be working. You must apply for the LICENSE before you will be allowed to work. Most clubs will assist you with this procedure IF the LICENSE necessary. The Best Dancers will always tell you which clubs can apply for the WORK LICENSE.
6) MACAU and MEXICO: are the only clubs Janet currently works with that offer WORK PERMITS. Work permit information is always included in the info that Janet at Best Dancers supplies to you. The WORK PERMIT info will always be included & sent to you after you fill out an application to dance in either Mexico or Macau.
See more info on dance in Macau - click here
See more info on dance in Mexico - click here
7) THE BEST DANCERS - is NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR ENTRY VISAS, LICENSES and/or WORK PERMITS. These documents can only be sponsored by employers and Embassies or Consulates. We are not employers- we are promoters and relayers of information. No exotic dance agency can sponsor you a work or entry visa, permit or license UNLESS they are directly affiliated with and/or co-owners of the gentlemen's club where you will be working.
8) ALL LICENSES & PERMITS ARE YOUR REPSONSIBILITY - as well as the responsibility of the club owner. If you work in a foreign country such as USA, Guam, Europe, UK, Canada or any other place or country without a license or permit that is entirely up to you! It's your responsibility if you do so.
If you are unsure about ENTRY or TOURIST visas to enter the USA , then contact the nearest American Embassy in your area or GOOGLE IT
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