Summary
A 17-year-old Sudanese student in Egypt wants to work legally as a freelancer. At 17, working with parental consent is possible, but the residency permit must allow employment. To amend a residency permit for work, visit the local immigration office, request amendment information, and prepare necessary documents like a self-declaration letter or business plan. For e-commerce, ensure residency permits business activities, register the business, and obtain a tax ID if earnings exceed the threshold. Parental consent and partnerships can help navigate age and permit restrictions.Full Conversation
So I am a 17 year old sudanese who travelled to egypt dues to war and right now i have a residency in egypt for studying, so my problem is i want to work freelancing online and i am trying to do it legally
Hey ****! It's great that you want to ensure everything is legal. Here are some general points about freelancing in Egypt:
- At *, you can work with parental consent.
- Ensure your residency permits you to work.
- Register for a tax ID if you earn above a certain threshold.
- Consider opening a bank account for transactions.
Would you like more detailed information on any of these points?
wlaborate in point *
Certainly! Regarding ensuring your residency permits you to work:
- Review your residency permit to see if it includes any restrictions on employment.
- Contact the local immigration office for clarification on working rights under your residency status.
- If necessary, seek permission or an amendment to your residency to allow for work.
Would you like help with anything else?
can u show how i can do that
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To ensure your residency permits you to work, you can follow these steps:
*. Review your residency permit: Check the document to see if there's any mention or restriction related to employment.
*. Contact local immigration: Visit or call the local immigration office in Cairo. They can provide specific guidance on your work rights under your current residency status.
*. Seek amendments if needed: If your permit doesn't allow work, inquire about the process to amend or extend your permit to include work rights.
Is there anything else you'd like to know?
my residency dont permit work so elaborate in *
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To amend your residency permit to allow work, you can:
- Visit the local immigration office in Cairo.
- Request information on the process for amending your residency permit.
- Prepare necessary documents, such as a letter from a prospective employer or proof of freelance work.
- Submit an application for amendment.
Would you like more assistance on this topic?
how can i prepare documents such as a the letter or proof of freelance work if i have never done it and i am working by myself
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Hey ****, preparing documents for freelance work can be straightforward. Here are some tips:
- Create a Portfolio: Showcase any projects or skills you have, even if they're personal or practice work.
- Write a Self-Declaration Letter: Describe your skills, the type of freelance work you intend to do, and your commitment.
- Include a Business Plan: Outline your intended services, target audience, and goals.
Would you like more help with drafting any specific document?
do i have to do any of this if i awork under a company name
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Hey ****, if you plan to work under a company name, it might simplify some aspects, like tax reporting. However, you'll still need to ensure your residency status allows work. It's best to verify with local authorities. Do you need more guidance on company registration in Egypt?
ok how about ecommerce, do the same things apply to it
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Hey ****, when it comes to e-commerce in Egypt, here are some general points:
- Ensure your residency status permits business activities.
- Register your e-commerce business with Egyptian authorities.
- Obtain a tax ID if your earnings exceed the threshold.
- Consider legal requirements for online sales, such as consumer protection laws.
Would you like more detailed information on any of these points?
well can i obtain these things given i am * and dont have a work permit in my residency
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Hey ****, since you don't have a work permit and are under *, you might face restrictions in starting an e-commerce business legally. However, you can:
- Seek parental consent for business activities.
- Explore options to amend your residency permit for work permissions.
- Consider partnerships or working under a registered company.
Would you like more guidance on any specific point?