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Re: Sounds nice!
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| From: | TheCaptain
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Thu Nov 17. 2005, 07:16 UTC
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| Followup to: | "Sounds nice!" by AnydS (Wed Nov 16. 2005, 10:58 UTC)
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Nope, no need for a work permit here. You don't even technically need a
passport to get down here, but it does make life much easier. A buddy of mine
is a dive instructor down here. He does alright even without the bartending.
Definitely something that you might want to consider. Send me an e-mail if
you have any more questions - I'd be happy to answer them.
~The Captain~
> I worked in Cayman as a dive instructor, and could never understand
> how the bartenders on-island could afford nice cars!
>
> US citizens don't need a work-permit to work in the USVI do they?
> I've thought about moving and working as an instructor again, and
> maybe tending bar on the weekends to get enough to make ends meet.
> The problem is in many foreign-controlled islands it can be very
> difficult to split a work permit.
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