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WORKING IN GUMBET/BODRUM
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04 Aug 2008 Mon 01:00 pm |
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I really want to work in either Gumbet or Bodrum I´m from UK and just need some advice or suggestions how I can go looking for a job and applying for one?Thanks.
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04 Aug 2008 Mon 01:44 pm |
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You need to get a work permit first. There are numerous threads about how to do this - just use the "search" facility.
If you do manage to get a permit, be prepared for very long hours with not much pay.
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04 Aug 2008 Mon 04:04 pm |
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My advice is don´t even think about it at the moment. I live on the Bodrum peninsula and over the last couple of weeks the Jandarma have had a big clampdown on illegal workers - deporting them with a five year ban on returning to Turkey. Two all-inclusive hotels in our town were ´raided´ and the illegal workers (from several different countries) were taken by the Jandarma and held and questioned for 12 hours before being deported.
Work permits for foreigners who are not considered essentially employed are practically impossible to get. Working for a foreign company based in Turkey might be possible.
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04 Aug 2008 Mon 06:27 pm |
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Quoting lady in red: My advice is don´t even think about it at the moment. I live on the Bodrum peninsula and over the last couple of weeks the Jandarma have had a big clampdown on illegal workers - deporting them with a five year ban on returning to Turkey. Two all-inclusive hotels in our town were ´raided´ and the illegal workers (from several different countries) were taken by the Jandarma and held and questioned for 12 hours before being deported.
Work permits for foreigners who are not considered essentially employed are practically impossible to get. Working for a foreign company based in Turkey might be possible. |
LIR...have you been working as a barmaid again? I can´t keep bailing you out of jail, you know! 
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04 Aug 2008 Mon 06:54 pm |
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Quoting Elisabeth: LIR...have you been working as a barmaid again? I can´t keep bailing you out of jail, you know! |
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04 Aug 2008 Mon 08:53 pm |
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Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting lady in red: My advice is don´t even think about it at the moment. I live on the Bodrum peninsula and over the last couple of weeks the Jandarma have had a big clampdown on illegal workers - deporting them with a five year ban on returning to Turkey. Two all-inclusive hotels in our town were ´raided´ and the illegal workers (from several different countries) were taken by the Jandarma and held and questioned for 12 hours before being deported.
Work permits for foreigners who are not considered essentially employed are practically impossible to get. Working for a foreign company based in Turkey might be possible. |
LIR...have you been working as a barmaid again? I can´t keep bailing you out of jail, you know! |
Elisabeth! You promised not to tell anyone. 
And how can I find you the best dudus if I am not ´on the spot´??? 
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04 Aug 2008 Mon 09:18 pm |
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Quoting lady in red: Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting lady in red: My advice is don´t even think about it at the moment. I live on the Bodrum peninsula and over the last couple of weeks the Jandarma have had a big clampdown on illegal workers - deporting them with a five year ban on returning to Turkey. Two all-inclusive hotels in our town were ´raided´ and the illegal workers (from several different countries) were taken by the Jandarma and held and questioned for 12 hours before being deported.
Work permits for foreigners who are not considered essentially employed are practically impossible to get. Working for a foreign company based in Turkey might be possible. |
LIR...have you been working as a barmaid again? I can´t keep bailing you out of jail, you know! |
Elisabeth! You promised not to tell anyone.
And how can I find you the best dudus if I am not ´on the spot´??? |
I have a suitcase full of cell phones and laptops....I have plenty of dudu bait! and besides, I never promised!  I was counting on you to get me free drinks but you just keep getting yourself arrested!
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04 Aug 2008 Mon 09:34 pm |
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Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting lady in red: Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting lady in red: My advice is don´t even think about it at the moment. I live on the Bodrum peninsula and over the last couple of weeks the Jandarma have had a big clampdown on illegal workers - deporting them with a five year ban on returning to Turkey. Two all-inclusive hotels in our town were ´raided´ and the illegal workers (from several different countries) were taken by the Jandarma and held and questioned for 12 hours before being deported.
Work permits for foreigners who are not considered essentially employed are practically impossible to get. Working for a foreign company based in Turkey might be possible. |
LIR...have you been working as a barmaid again? I can´t keep bailing you out of jail, you know! |
Elisabeth! You promised not to tell anyone.
And how can I find you the best dudus if I am not ´on the spot´??? |
I have a suitcase full of cell phones and laptops....I have plenty of dudu bait! and besides, I never promised! I was counting on you to get me free drinks but you just keep getting yourself arrested! |
So...this means no more bail money??? Could you just leave me a couple of cellphones and laptops then???  I may have to resort to bribes. 
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04 Aug 2008 Mon 09:38 pm |
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ok ok....one laptop and 2 cell phones but, THAT´S IT LIR! You need to start being a little more careful, lest our entire operation be exposed!
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04 Aug 2008 Mon 09:52 pm |
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Quoting Elisabeth: ok ok....one laptop and 2 cell phones but, THAT´S IT LIR! You need to start being a little more careful, lest our entire operation be exposed! |
I think the worst is over and I will try to keep a very low profile ( possibly hiding behind the bar?)so hopefully I will be ok for a couple more months.
(BTW - if I don´t need the laptop and phones for bribes can I keep them?  )
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