Work Permit Kwa Wageni

[Ikumbilo]

Naomba mnisaidie,hivi hizi work permit fee ni kwa mwaka au kwa muda utakaofanya kazi?kama ni kwa mwaka au vyovyote bado ni ndogo sana,jamani kuna wadogo zetu wanahangaika ajiri na kipato kidogo,watu ujuzi wanao,uwezo pia,tena wanapokuja hao expert 80%ya kazi anafanya mzawa,jamani hawa foreigners wanarudisha fedha kwao,hata mishahara yao utalia ukisikia,ukitaka kujua uchungu wa hili jambo waulize Science Proffessiönals,jamani tembeeni kwenye big industries muone,hawa imigration wanajua idadi yao,anaebisha aende watampa data,pia aangalie na wataalamu wazawa na kazi anayokuja kufanya huyo expert.

Pia kuna kampuni moja lipo Mwanza limejaza Waghana tu kila kona. Nenda Barrick hapo utaona wageni kibao kila idara.Sasa sijui idara husika hazijui kuwa hawa wageni wanakuja kutuzibia? Mie nashangaa utampaje mtu work permit kama Accountant wakati tuna vyuo kibao au vyuo vyetu havikubaliki kimataifa?

Nawakilisha.

 

[Candid Scope]

Majungu, nawe nenda kwao katafute kazi kisha lete pesa Tanzania, huu ni ulimwengu wa utandawazi ndugu yangu.

 

[RAJ PATEL JR]

Naomba mnisaidie,hivi hizi work permit fee ni kwa mwaka au kwa muda utakaofanya kazi?kama ni kwa mwaka au vyovyote bado ni ndogo sana,jamani kuna wadogo zetu wanahangaika ajiri na kipato kidogo,watu ujuzi wanao,uwezo pia,tena wanapokuja hao expert 80%ya kazi anafanya mzawa,jamani hawa foreigners wanarudisha fedha kwao,hata mishahara yao utalia ukisikia,ukitaka kujua uchungu wa hili jambo waulize Science Proffessiönals,jamani tembeeni kwenye big industries muone,hawa imigration wanajua idadi yao,anaebisha aende watampa data,pia aangalie na wataalamu wazawa na kazi anayokuja kufanya huyo expert.

Pia kuna kampuni moja lipo Mwanza limejaza Waghana tu kila kona. Nenda Barrick hapo utaona wageni kibao kila idara.Sasa sijui idara husika hazijui kuwa hawa wageni wanakuja kutuzibia? Mie nashangaa utampaje mtu work permit kama Accountant wakati tuna vyuo kibao au vyuo vyetu havikubaliki kimataifa?

Nawakilisha.

Money talks...

 

[Ikumbilo]

Majungu, nawe nenda kwao katafute kazi kisha lete pesa Tanzania, huu ni ulimwengu wa utandawazi ndugu yangu.

Unafikiri ni majungu? Inawezekana haujaelewa nilicho kiandika. Ok, haina noma.

 

[Jasusi]

Majungu, nawe nenda kwao katafute kazi kisha lete pesa Tanzania, huu ni ulimwengu wa utandawazi ndugu yangu.

Watanzania wanafanya kazi Botswana, na Swaziland katika taaluma mbalimbali kwa sababu nchi hizo zinahitaji utaalamu huo. Nimeona Botswana imejitahidi katika miaka ya 90 kuendelea mbele kupeleka vijana wake katika vyuo vikuu vya Marekani na Uingereza ili baada ye wajaze nafasi hizo za kitaalamu. Kwa Tanzania mwanafunzi anayemaliza chuo kikuu hata awe amesomea accounting inakuwa vigumu kupata kazi katika hizi kampuni za kigeni kwa sababu sera zetu zinawaruhusu kuleta wataalamu wao, eti kwa sababu ya " creating an enabling environment" kwa hao wawekezaji. Inafika hata wanaleta madreva na wafagiaji kutoka kwao. Candid Scope, si rahisi kwa Mtanzania kufunga safari na kutafuta kazi Ghana au Nigeria kama ilivyo rahisi kwa Mnigeria kufanya hivyo Tanzania. Kwa hiyo usiite hoja za mwenzako majungu. Halafu katika migodi serikali inapaswa kupitisha sheria ya equal pay for equal work. Unamkuta Mtanzania analipwa dola elfu mbili kwa mwezi huku mfanyi kazi mwenye utaalamu kama huo huo kutoka Afrika kusini na Australia akilipwa dola elfu kumi hadi elfu ishirini kwa mwezi, wakisahau kuwa mishahara hiyo inatokana na dhahabu ya Watanzania.

 

[Mr Suggestion]

Pole sana kaka huku kwenye kampuni yetu wapo wengi mmno na mtu anaetoa vibari pale uhamiaji ana kampuni yake binafsi ya kuwatafutia permit hawa jamaa. Kimsingi mwingereza graduate wa ukweli hawezi kuja kufanya kazi bongo. bongo wanakuja watu ambao kwanza ni form 2c. ila kwa sababu sisi wabongo tumekalia majungu na rushwa mimi naona uwepo wa hawa washkaji ni afadhari.

 

[Mr Suggestion]

Nafikiri nitakuwa nimejibu swali lako. Hawa jamaa wanamchezo wa kubadilisha vyeo kila baada ya miezi mitatu wanaomba permit kwa job title tofauti so rushwa ikiondoka ndipo problem zitakwisha hapa bongo
Class B Permits Applicants for the Class B permit must complete Tanzania Immigration Form I and submit it to the Labour Commissioner for a recommendation. The recommendation will be attached to the form and forwarded to the Director of Immigration Services for further action. The Class B Permit is intended for applicants who possess rare qualifications or skills, preferably in highly technical occupations, that are not readily available in the local labour market. The necessary attachments to the application are the following:· Covering letter or letter of appointment;· Five photographs;· Curriculum vitae;· Academic qualifications (preferably copies of diplomas);· Job description for each individual expatriate;· Organizational structure o f a company showing clearly the number and types of posts filled in or lined up for expatriates;· A letter of clearance from the Government for anyone to be employed in a parastatal organization; · Membership certificates or clearances from local professional bodies for testing and monitoring the professional integrity of expatriates – i.e. doctors, lawyers, nurses, engineers, pilots, surveyors, accountants and the like;· Employment contract;· Photocopy of passport pages to authentify nationality, validity, and the current immigration status (if the applicant is already in the country);

 

[Ikumbilo]

Pole sana kaka huku kwenye kampuni yetu wapo wengi mmno na mtu anaetoa vibari pale uhamiaji ana kampuni yake binafsi ya kuwatafutia permit hawa jamaa. Kimsingi mwingereza graduate wa ukweli hawezi kuja kufanya kazi bongo. bongo wanakuja watu ambao kwanza ni form 2c. ila kwa sababu sisi wabongo tumekalia majungu na rushwa mimi naona uwepo wa hawa washkaji ni afadhari.

Kumbe na wewe umeliona linavyo athiri sana soko la ajira nchini kwetu. Nadhani kungekuwa na utaratibu wa hao jamaa wakimaliza muda wao kuwafundisha wabono waondoke waende zao. Ila sie wabongo tunatatizo kubwa sana kupigana majungu tu hata kwenye ukweli. Ndio maana kuna wengine wanaona kama hili suala ni ujinga fulani hivi lakini kuna siku utaelewa hili kinachoongelewa.

 

[BAK]

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By Bernard Lugongo
The Citizen Reporter
Dar es Salaam.

The government has raised work and residence permit fees for foreign workers.
According to a Government Gazette notice published on July 1, the fees have gone up by between 25 and 300 per cent.
Also increased are charges for student visas, special permits and citizenship. This means that sectors such as tourism are likely to feel the pinch of the increases.

Some of the charges, such as those for class ‘B’ residence permits issued to foreign employers in industries, private and public companies as well as mining firms, have more than doubled.
Yesterday, however, some members of the business community and investors, who are already incurring huge losses due to a serious power shortage, said the decision was “unfortunate and unwarranted.”
“This is a disincentive to investment particularly at this time when competition for investment is intensifying in the East and Central African region,” said Mr Cornelius Kariwa, who is the chairman of the Association of Tanzania Employers (ATE).

He said the increase was against the stated mission by the same government to lure more investors to the country. “If we impose high fees for residence permits why should foreign investors opt to come here instead of, say, Rwanda which charges nothing?” he asked.

Home Affairs minister Shamsi Vuai Nahodha could not be reached for comment yesterday, but sources in the Immigration Department said the decision was aimed at increasing government revenue and discourage the hiring of foreigners for jobs that could be done by Tanzanians.

Industry and Trade minister Cyril Chami told The Citizen on Saturday by telephone that the increase would also benefit foreign investors through improvement of infrastructure and business environment. “I don’t think the added costs will disadvantage investors because Tanzania is still a preferred investment destination in this part of Africa,” Dr Chami said, adding that the government did not complain when investors increased the cost of their products and services.

However, the CEO Roundtable of Tanzania vice chairman, Mr Yogesh Manek, said their concern was the signal that such a message would send to prospective investors.
He said it was unfortunate that the new permit fees have come into effect when the country is suffering from a prolonged power crisis. “It may not have the severest of impacts, but it is worrisome at this time when the cost of doing business is going up.”

Mr Manek warned that the country could not continue jeopardising its competitiveness and efficiency in the face of tough regional competition. He added that Tanzania needs to maintain high investment inflows if it is to maintain its impressive economic growth.

Meanwhile, Mr Kariwa said it was not for nothing that Rwanda was earning worldwide accolades for positive and effective reforms that had spurred industrialisation.
Work permits have been a thorny issue among East African Community members, who have agreed on the Common Market Protocol that, among other things, envisages the free movement of labour and services.
Rwanda and Kenya are the only EAC countries that have scrapped work permits for workers from other members of the bloc. Rwanda also offers free citizenship on application for investors who have stayed in the country for more than five years.

The full impact of the Common Market has not been felt as member countries are yet to enact laws to enforce the provisions that include free movement of goods that have until now enjoyed reprieve through the EAC customs union. Other competing countries such as Malaysia also offer no permit restrictions and also grant free citizenship for those meeting a set threshold in foreign direct investment (FDI).

The new class ‘A’ permits for big companies, industries, fisheries, mining and transport have gone up from $1,600 (Sh2.6 million) to $2,000 (Sh3.2 million).
Class ‘B’ permits for expatriates has jumped from $600 (Sh960,000) to $1,500 (Sh2.4 million). Fees for class ‘C’ permits for missionaries, researchers and students are up to $500 (Sh800,000) from $120 (Sh192,000).
Other new fees included dependant’s pass ($500), special pass ($600), visitors pass ($200) and re-entry pass ($50). Fees for multiple entry visa is currently $100 (Sh160,000) while a single entry visa is charged at $50 (Sh80,000).

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By Bernard Lugongo
The Citizen Reporter
Dar es Salaam.

The government has raised work and residence permit fees for foreign workers.
According to a Government Gazette notice published on July 1, the fees have gone up by between 25 and 300 per cent.
Also increased are charges for student visas, special permits and citizenship. This means that sectors such as tourism are likely to feel the pinch of the increases.

Some of the charges, such as those for class ‘B' residence permits issued to foreign employers in industries, private and public companies as well as mining firms, have more than doubled.
Yesterday, however, some members of the business community and investors, who are already incurring huge losses due to a serious power shortage, said the decision was "unfortunate and unwarranted."
"This is a disincentive to investment particularly at this time when competition for investment is intensifying in the East and Central African region," said Mr Cornelius Kariwa, who is the chairman of the Association of Tanzania Employers (ATE).

He said the increase was against the stated mission by the same government to lure more investors to the country. "If we impose high fees for residence permits why should foreign investors opt to come here instead of, say, Rwanda which charges nothing?" he asked.

Home Affairs minister Shamsi Vuai Nahodha could not be reached for comment yesterday, but sources in the Immigration Department said the decision was aimed at increasing government revenue and discourage the hiring of foreigners for jobs that could be done by Tanzanians.

Industry and Trade minister Cyril Chami told The Citizen on Saturday by telephone that the increase would also benefit foreign investors through improvement of infrastructure and business environment. "I don't think the added costs will disadvantage investors because Tanzania is still a preferred investment destination in this part of Africa," Dr Chami said, adding that the government did not complain when investors increased the cost of their products and services.

However, the CEO Roundtable of Tanzania vice chairman, Mr Yogesh Manek, said their concern was the signal that such a message would send to prospective investors.
He said it was unfortunate that the new permit fees have come into effect when the country is suffering from a prolonged power crisis. "It may not have the severest of impacts, but it is worrisome at this time when the cost of doing business is going up."

Mr Manek warned that the country could not continue jeopardising its competitiveness and efficiency in the face of tough regional competition. He added that Tanzania needs to maintain high investment inflows if it is to maintain its impressive economic growth.

Meanwhile, Mr Kariwa said it was not for nothing that Rwanda was earning worldwide accolades for positive and effective reforms that had spurred industrialisation.
Work permits have been a thorny issue among East African Community members, who have agreed on the Common Market Protocol that, among other things, envisages the free movement of labour and services.
Rwanda and Kenya are the only EAC countries that have scrapped work permits for workers from other members of the bloc. Rwanda also offers free citizenship on application for investors who have stayed in the country for more than five years.

The full impact of the Common Market has not been felt as member countries are yet to enact laws to enforce the provisions that include free movement of goods that have until now enjoyed reprieve through the EAC customs union. Other competing countries such as Malaysia also offer no permit restrictions and also grant free citizenship for those meeting a set threshold in foreign direct investment (FDI).

The new class ‘A' permits for big companies, industries, fisheries, mining and transport have gone up from $1,600 (Sh2.6 million) to $2,000 (Sh3.2 million).
Class ‘B' permits for expatriates has jumped from $600 (Sh960,000) to $1,500 (Sh2.4 million). Fees for class ‘C' permits for missionaries, researchers and students are up to $500 (Sh800,000) from $120 (Sh192,000).
Other new fees included dependant's pass ($500), special pass ($600), visitors pass ($200) and re-entry pass ($50). Fees for multiple entry visa is currently $100 (Sh160,000) while a single entry visa is charged at $50 (Sh80,000).
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Asante mkuu kwa hiyo document.

 

[BAK]

Naomba mnisaidie,hivi hizi work permit fee ni kwa mwaka au kwa muda utakaofanya kazi?kama ni kwa mwaka au vyovyote bado ni ndogo sana,jamani kuna wadogo zetu wanahangaika ajiri na kipato kidogo,watu ujuzi wanao,uwezo pia,tena wanapokuja hao expert 80%ya kazi anafanya mzawa,jamani hawa foreigners wanarudisha fedha kwao,hata mishahara yao utalia ukisikia,ukitaka kujua uchungu wa hili jambo waulize Science Proffessiönals,jamani tembeeni kwenye big industries muone,hawa imigration wanajua idadi yao,anaebisha aende watampa data,pia aangalie na wataalamu wazawa na kazi anayokuja kufanya huyo expert.

Pia kuna kampuni moja lipo Mwanza limejaza Waghana tu kila kona. Nenda Barrick hapo utaona wageni kibao kila idara.Sasa sijui idara husika hazijui kuwa hawa wageni wanakuja kutuzibia? Mie nashangaa utampaje mtu work permit kama Accountant wakati tuna vyuo kibao au vyuo vyetu havikubaliki kimataifa?

Nawakilisha.

Kwenye nchi za wenzetu huruhusiwi kumuajiri mgeni mpaka pale uthibitishe kwamba umemtafuta raia wa nchi husika kwa kipindi cha miezi 6 (kama sikosei, sikumbuki vizuri) na utoe uthibitisho wa kuitangaza kazi hiyo kwenye local newspapers au kwenye company's web site. Muda huo ukishakatika ndio sasa wanapitia uthibitisho wa kutangazwa nafasi hiyo kuona kama kweli ilitangazwa kwa miezi sita na hakuna mtu ambaye labda kwa sababu moja au nyingine aliweza kumeet hizo minimum requirements za nafasi husika. Hapo ndipo unapewa kibali rasmi cha kumuajiri mgeni, lakini si Bongo yetu ambayo haina sheria yoyote ile ya kulinda ajira kwa ajili ya wazawa. Halafu kule Barrick unaweza kukuta mbongo shule yake ni kubwa kuliko mgeni lakini anapata ujira ambao ni 10% ya ujira wa mgeni kwa sababu tu ana ngozi nyeupe na kajicerticate tu kauongo na kweli.

 

[Mshume Kiyate]

Unafikiri ni majungu? Inawezekana haujaelewa nilicho kiandika. Ok, haina noma.

Mkuu, umeeleza vizuri wala sio majungu, naona wamekurupuka tu kujibu bila kusoma vizuri hii thread yako!

 

[Mkereketwa]

Hoja zote ziko sahihi, tatizo (kutokana na uzoefu wangu hapa Barrick) ni kwamba wabongo wakipewa nafasi za hao wazungu nao wanaanza kuvuruga inafikia hatua mtu unaona ni bora uwe na boss mzungu kuliko mbongo mwenzio.

 

[kasopa]

Jameni hebu nasisi tujtoe muhanga kutafuta kazi nje ya nchi. huwezi kupewa ujira sawa na Xpt nenda popote pale angalia malipo ya mwenyeji na mfanya kazi wa nje hata kama unamzidi elim lakini huwezi kulingana nae kipato hizi kampuni za kimataifa zina sheria zao hasa katika ajira kampuni hawezi kuajiri wafanya kazi lokale. mimi ni mtanzania nafanya kazi kwenye kampuni ya kimarekani hii kampuni ilitema kontrakti na kwenda nchi nyingine kwajili ya kulazimishwa kuajiri wanainchi kwa %98 kambuni inasheria katika uajiri kampuni itajiri mfanyakazi inaemhitaji kwa CV zake bila kujali ni raiya wanshigani, halaf msisahau tanzania ni mwanachama wa woldtredi oganaizesheni moja ya sheria zao nikama hizi uajiri usio na mipaka sema kuna mambo flani yanatakiwa serikali izingatie. lakini hata kama kutakuwa na tanzanaizesheni basi isiwe ngazi za juu utajuta mana sisi shughuli kubwa huwa kuminyana na kutizama mtoto wa mjomba na shangazi inakuwa ndugunaizesheni msemo wa JKN na kufilisi mashirika bora wabaki haohao wazungu mradi haki zawatu zipo. mbongo mwenzangu akiwa meneja sikumbili utskia kostikati.
samahani kwa mtakao pata usumbufu wakuso wengine tunalo la7 tu

 

[SURUMA]

Kumbe na wewe umeliona linavyo athiri sana soko la ajira nchini kwetu. Nadhani kungekuwa na utaratibu wa hao jamaa wakimaliza muda wao kuwafundisha wabono waondoke waende zao. Ila sie wabongo tunatatizo kubwa sana kupigana majungu tu hata kwenye ukweli. Ndio maana kuna wengine wanaona kama hili suala ni ujinga fulani hivi lakini kuna siku utaelewa hili kinachoongelewa.

Tatizo lipo hapa...Unajaza form ya RETURNS kuonesha WAGENI WAMEKUWEPO MUDA GANI; NA ULE UTAKIQAO KISHERIA WAMEJENGA UWEZO KWA WAZAWA......
Nisameheni na nisahihisheni kama nimekosea; YOTE INAFANYWA KUTMIZA MTAKWA YA MUOMMBAJI kama KATOA USHIRIKIANO..

 

[KAMALELA]

Naomba mnisaidie,hivi hizi work permit fee ni kwa mwaka au kwa muda utakaofanya kazi?kama ni kwa mwaka au vyovyote bado ni ndogo sana,jamani kuna wadogo zetu wanahangaika ajiri na kipato kidogo,watu ujuzi wanao,uwezo pia,tena wanapokuja hao expert 80%ya kazi anafanya mzawa,jamani hawa foreigners wanarudisha fedha kwao,hata mishahara yao utalia ukisikia,ukitaka kujua uchungu wa hili jambo waulize Science Proffessiönals,jamani tembeeni kwenye big industries muone,hawa imigration wanajua idadi yao,anaebisha aende watampa data,pia aangalie na wataalamu wazawa na kazi anayokuja kufanya huyo expert.

Pia kuna kampuni moja lipo Mwanza limejaza Waghana tu kila kona. Nenda Barrick hapo utaona wageni kibao kila idara.Sasa sijui idara husika hazijui kuwa hawa wageni wanakuja kutuzibia? Mie nashangaa utampaje mtu work permit kama Accountant wakati tuna vyuo kibao au vyuo vyetu havikubaliki kimataifa?

Nawakilisha.

...Ndugu yangu uliyosema ndio yalivyo katika nchi hii, umezungumzia migodi hii inaweza kuonekana iko mbali sana, jaribu kuja hapa Dar nenda kwenye mahoteli yetu, viwanda vyetu kwa sasa hata ktk hospitali kuna wageni wengi tu na wanapewa vibali kama kawaida nitakupa idadi ya wafanyakazi wa kigeni ktk hotels kwakuwa ndio nafanyakazi humu.


Kempinski Dar wageni wapo 28--- ambao ni jikoni yaani wapishi 5, mawaiter wasimamizi wapo 6, masaji wahudumu 9, meneja 1, meneja msaidizi 1, accounts 4, mkuu wa walinzi 1, mkufunzi 1.

New Africa Hote wageni 13--- jikoni 4, waiter wasimazi 3, meneja mwajiri 1, meneja mkuu 1, acc 3, front office 2 nawengine wengi wapo

Southern Sun 6--- wapishi 3, wahumu wasimaizi 2, meneja mkuu 1, msaidizi meneja 1, front office 2.

Holiday inn 5. nimechoka kuorodhesha ila ni karibu Hotel zote ziko na wegeni ambao hawajui kitu ila wanakuja kulinda mali kwamadai kuwa watanzania ni WEZI.

 

[Mabagala]

Mmenikumbusha kampuni moja niliwahi kufanya kazi, aliajiriwa mzee mmoja wa kihindi (expert) kuwa chief wangu wa uhasibu. mshahara mara tano ya ule wa kwangu, wakati haelewi kitu na mimi ndio nikawa mwalimu wake full time hakuna alichokuwa anaelewa! halafu anakuwa paid more more more kuliko chochote kisa ni mgeni! Kwakweli serikali iwabane. Nahisi hata huko kwao kupata kazi sio rahisi kama sisi wageni wapatavyo kazi huku.

 

[rosemarie]

majungu, nawe nenda kwao katafute kazi kisha lete pesa tanzania, huu ni ulimwengu wa utandawazi ndugu yangu.

wee candid sijapenda majibu yako!angalia sana maslahi ya taifa lako,labda wewe ni mmojawapo wa wageni