Bora Bora Immigration

Passengers have to stand in line and go through immigration, then pick up their luggage and go through customs. St. Regis Resort, Bora Bora is the epitome of carefree elegance.

The Bora Bora -

Situated about 160 mile northwest of Tahiti (or 26 mile from Raiatea or Maupiti). The Bora Bora is known as the most beatiful of the Pacific islands. Unfortunately, the intensive tourist growth on Bora Bora Bora Bora has led to the loss of much of its polynesia charms, especially underwater.

For more information, see the page entitled Enabling Polynesian-Germany. For all the boats that sail to Polynesia, it is NOT mandatory to go to Papeete immigration and custom to finish the clearance procedure. Now, with the " gendarme " -office (French police) boats can enter and leave the port of arrival of the other island (Marquesas, Tuamotus, Gambiers, Australians etc.) and take care of all custom and immigration procedures in one place.

National Gendarmerie in Vaitape can take care of immigration and custom. Leaving Polynesia is much simpler here than in Papeete, because the gendarmerie is immigration, harbour and custom, all in one, which spares a lot of errand. This page was last revised in April 2015. Boa Bora Yacht Club is the only canal leading into the Laguna.

Even though the berth is situated low (85') in the area around the reconstructed Boa Bora Yacht Club, the operation is good. Anchor and berth are well shielded from the predominant eastern and southern wind. Historically, the moorings on the eastern shore of Bora Bora were limited for lagoons and environmental considerations.

Now, however, there are no such limitations and the boats can cruise and moor on the eastern side of the isle. Boats may not be anchored more than 1 NM eastwards of Bora Bora International Bora International Airports. This area is limited in time. Not only in Bora Bora, but also in Huahine and Raiatea there was a rift of dinghy/engine theft in 2015.

I' m interested in working with Bora Bora in a resort..... - Bora Bora Message Board

I' m interested in working at Bora Bora Bora in a resort..... A few good information about this recurrent issue of working in Polynesia was post in another forums, so I thought I would post it here. To have a good careers or a good day in Polynesia would indeed be a great thing.

Unfortunately, the poor message is that it is NOT possible for the ordinary foreign ("non-French") to do so. Because of EU immigration legislation, Europeans have slightly better chances of getting a work visa than Americans, but not much. To work in Polynesia, non-French people need a "carte sejour" or "permis de travail", also known as a work visa.

First and most important criterion is that the candidate must have QUALIFICATIONS OF EFFORTS NOT found in the RP, i.e. for which no Tahitians are qualified. Even if this is not possible, the candidate must first find a job, because it is the WORKER who must submit his application for the approval!

It can take up to 2 month, after which the employee must post the vacancy for a specific length of timeframe to demonstrate that no Tahitian has submitted an application or qualifier for the vacancy. This is the only way to renew an authorisation. In 911, the tragedy made this sluggish tourist climate even more serious, and many hotels have even laid off their own faithful indigenous labour.

If you haven't turned your back on the above mentioned facts and figures, here are a few more things you need to know before you get involved in your Polynesia search: 1) Study French! Your immigration and work permits legislation is hard for a good cause. So what kind of employment and capabilities will the Polish authorities be looking for?

If you can find out more for those who can speak or write in English, you can visit this website of the FRP on the job market and job retention: www.sefi.......................................................................................................................................................... You can find this information on a local FP poster: Please follow this hyperlink carefully: Possession of this work permit is a prerequisite for the residence permit issued by the FR.

Workers are the one who must obtain the work permits, not the workers, and the position must be advertised for 4 local periods, with Tahitians preferred to be hired before being advertised to a national. Applicants must have a residency card before they can apply for a work visa.