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PIRLET Anne Françoise

@PIRLET Anne Françoise

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Belgian expat in France

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Belgian

Lives in Royan, Région Poito

Speaks French, English

Registration: 06 March 2018

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PIRLET Anne Françoise replied to a thread
last year
lookingforop

Working as medical specialist in switzerland by lookingforop

Hi,I have a spanish friend, gynecologist, with a german degree who's looking to move from spain and one of her options was Switzerland. She's been asking around because apparently she needs to have had 3 years of training in switzerland before she ...

PIRLET Anne Françoise

@Juba_3You can find the answer to your question here:https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1051286 Read More

PIRLET Anne Françoise replied to a thread
last year
lookingforop

Working as medical specialist in switzerland by lookingforop

Hi,I have a spanish friend, gynecologist, with a german degree who's looking to move from spain and one of her options was Switzerland. She's been asking around because apparently she needs to have had 3 years of training in switzerland before she ...

PIRLET Anne Françoise

@lookingforopHello !I have translated your message into French so that you can post it on the French-speaking part of the Swiss Forum which is much more active regarding medical issues.Also specify your nationality; as well as the country where you ... Read More

PIRLET Anne Françoise replied to a thread
last year
annekoch80

Schools and livable areas with kids in Geneva by annekoch80

Hi all, my family and I are German and we are considering to move to Geneva for work in 2024. Can you give me any recommendation in terms of schools and areas to live in with kids (4 and 6 years old) in Geneva? I am very grateful for any tipps!All ...

PIRLET Anne Françoise

@annekoch80Hello,You should get more answers if you post in french on expat.com/fr Read More

PIRLET Anne Françoise replied to a thread
last year
llyololl

Legal leaves in Belgium as a newcomer by llyololl

I was informed that by local law you have to wait until the next year to claim any holidays as a worker. Then my helpful colleagues informed me you can, through certain institutes, provide proofs to the hr of their company you are studying outside ...

PIRLET Anne Françoise

@llyololl The rule is as follows: in Belgium, you deserve paid leave proportional to the working months of the previous calendar year (January-December); or depending on the study months of the previous academic year (September-August) - this last ... Read More