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I wanna work in foreign country but got to know that i m hiv+.. which country allows hiv+ to work? |
i m 26 years onld and recently have got infected with hiv+ , but it is my very old dream of working with some foreign company in abroad.. but now i can go to those countries only which allows hiv+ to work in thier country.. so iw il like to know which country allows hiv+ I'm sorry. You may not get thru' the medical test requirements that most countries have for their foreign workers. While I sympathise with you for your condition, I think you should remain in your own country so that you can be nearer to your family and friends and also medical facilities and expenses in your own country may be cheaper than in foreign countries. no country Well I don't know....I really would like to help you but.....good luck.... http://www.careerbuilder.com/jobseeker/j... Job Openings through, HIV Care Manager in Disease Management. See all jobs at this company. ------------------------------... http://ga1.org/nmac/notice-description.t... Search HIV/AIDS Jobs Listings for Free on the NMAC Website. i have heard of no such regulations that wont allow you to go abroad to work. but if you dont have a visa/passport to go there then it is a big problem. the chances are less than 10%. try your luck. But take care of your health where ever you go. Take neccessary precautions before you do something. Never let any one get infected by you. use condoms for *** By the way India is a good place for jobs- why serve foriegners when our country is lacking personals in every field jai hind god bless you and may award you a very long life. ram I moved from the U.S. to Japan to work. And the company I worked with would not even purchase my plane ticket unless I passed a health screening and did not have any serious illnesses. Most companies will do a medical check prior to hiring if they are investing in moving you from one country to the other. I haven't heard of any that would accept you without doing a medical background check. Unfortunately, you would be considered a liability. I'm only guessing that if you travel to a foreign country on your own and got a job that didn't require a health background check, then you can work without disclosing that information. It will just depend on what kind of work you plan on doing and the company that hires. Good luck. sorry to say it but no country will accept... |
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